Chicago Public Schools on Wednesday laid out its plans for remote learning this fall. The teachers’ union responded by filing a grievance with the district, calling for additional training and support.

Reset takes a closer look at CPS’ reopening plan, and the response from teachers, parents and students.

Host: Justin Kaufmann

Producer: Nereida Moreno

Reset learns more about how COVID-19 is impacting United Airlines, and what the Chicago-based company needs to move forward.

Host: Justin Kaufmann

Producer: Aleezeh Hasan

Chicago writer Michael Sean Comerford traveled with several carnivals coast-to-coast to better understand the life of a carny. In this interview, he talks about the family, the code and the history of one of the oldest American delights.

Host: Justin Kaufmann

Producer: Justin Kaufmann

Navy Pier will continue to operate until Sept. 8, after which it will temporarily close possibly until the spring.

Reset checks in with the president and CEO of Navy Pier for more on this decision.

Host: Justin Kaufmann

Producer: Meha Ahmad

WBEZ spoke with the relatives of 50 Chicago COVID-19 victims to understand what’s driving the racial disparities in deaths and cases throughout the city and Illinois.

Reset checks in with WBEZ’s Esther Yoon-Ji Kang for more on the series.

Host; Justin Kaufmann

Producer: Stephanie Kim

It’s election season and this year, WBEZ wants to equip listeners with the tools to be an engaged and informed Chicagoan.

Reset checks in with WBEZ’s Al Keefe and Katherine Nagasawa for more on how to engage and help shape the station’s election coverage.

Host: Justin Kaufmann

Producer: Meha Ahmad

Community groups on the Southeast Side say the city is violating fair housing laws by pushing industrial polluters from affluent neighborhoods to low-income communities of color.

Reset takes a closer look at the civil rights complaint filed against the city last week, and why local groups are accusing the Lightfoot administration of perpetuating environmental racism.

The Trump administration on Monday gave final approval to oil and gas drilling in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

The National Resource Defense Council tells Reset why it believes this will exacerbate the climate crisis, devastate the area's ecosystem and indigenous peoples’ lives.

Host: Justin Kaufmann

Producer: Steve Bynum

Chicago writer Sam Weller is out with a new collection of short stories called ‘Dark Black.” Weller is also the official biographer of the late, great author Ray Bradbury — he would have turned 100 this week.

Host: Justin Kaufmann

Producer: Justin Marck

The Democratic National Convention kicked off Monday night with a stirring speech from former First Lady Michelle Obama. She talked about Joe Biden, the need to vote and the difficult times ahead. But she also called President Trump the “wrong president for this time.”

Reset checks in with a WBEZ politics reporter and Congressman Danny Davis for the biggest takeaways of the evening, the role of the Illinois delegation and what we can expect on Day 2 of the virtual convention.

Host: Justin Kaufmann

Producers: Meha Ahmad, Justin Kaufmann