A new survey shows anti-violence workers are underappreciated and overexposed to trauma with little support in return. Reset dives into anti-violence work and the hardships that are not being addressed in this field.

Host: Michael Puente

Producer: Meha Ahmad, Daniel Tucker

State and federal governments, along with local environmental groups, have filed a consent decree to hold “serial polluter” Cleveland-Cliffs accountable. The steel mill owner is accused of violating the Clean Water Act more than 100 times, including a 2019 cyanide and ammonia spill that killed thousands of fish and closed Lake Michigan beaches. Reset checks in with the Environmental Law & Policy Center for more.

Host: Michael Puente

Producer: Nereida Moreno

Colder weather and low light can spell doom for your greenery. Here are some tips to help your foliage last until spring.

Host: Michael Puente

Producer: Claire Hyman

February isn’t just about Valentine’s Day. It’s also a month dedicated to raising awareness around teen dating violence, which affects millions of young people in the U.S. Reset checks in with two organizations about how the issue impacts lifelong health and well-being, and how teens can build healthy relationships from the start.

Host: Michael Puente

Producer: Stephanie Kim

How hard will the mayor’s office fight to keep the Chicago Bears in Chicago? Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s office is expected to present a package of proposals to the NFL team as it considers moving from Soldier Field to Arlington Heights. Crain’s reporter AD Quig has the latest, and WBEZ sports contributor Cheryl Raye Stout joins the show for that, and other sports news.

Host: Michael Puente

Producer: Meha Ahmad

The grandson of one Chicago mayor and nephew of another is now a convicted criminal. What does Alderman Patrick Daley Thompson’s conviction and removal from office mean for the Daley family legacy in Chicago?

Host: Michael Puente

Producer: Andrea Guthmann

Keeping love can be just as hard as finding it. We sit down with one local couple who have spent 75 Valentines together about what they think it takes to make a marriage work, advice for young couples today, and what they wish they’d known 70 years ago.

Host: Michael Puente

Producers: Meha Ahmad, Isabelle Earl

Infectious disease specialist Dr. Mia Taormina fills us in on why parents of kids under 5 will have to wait to vaccinate their little ones. We also ask her how we should stay safe given plummeting case counts in Illinois.

Host: Michael Puente

Producers: Claire Hyman

The Ambassador Bridge reopened Sunday night after nearly a week of protests over COVID-19 vaccine mandates. It’s North America’s busiest land border crossing and connects Detroit to Windsor, Ontario.

Reset digs into the disruption the blockade caused and the broader implications it has on the auto industry in the Midwest as protests continue in Canada.

Host: Michael Puente

Producers: Stephanie Kim

Pastor Corey Brooks has camped out in a tent for more than 80 days to protest violence on the “O” Block in Parkway Gardens and to raise money for a new community center.

Reset chats with Pastor Brooks to discuss his protest and the strides he’s making to reach his goals.

Host: Michael Puente

Producers: Isabelle Earl