In the Loop (Segments)

Reset checks in with the head of the Regional Transportation Authority to discuss how COVID-19 may impact public transit agencies in the long term

Producer: Nereida Moreno

Chicago reporters Mark Braboy and Olivia Cunningham profiled three museums that focus on the city’s Black and Latino communities. They join Reset to discuss what those institutions face.

Producer: Carrie Shepherd

Reset hears from the president of Illinois State University and a senior student for more on how the university plans to keep students safe this fall.

Producer: Zach Wilson

Joe Segal, founder of Jazz Showcase in Chicago, died this week at the age of 94. Reset talks with local jazz legends about Segal’s life and his contributions to the city’s music scene.

Producers: Jason Marck, Bianca Martin

Writer Henry Grabar joins Reset to discuss how businesses on 75th Street are staying afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Producer: Stephanie Kim

Critics of Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx are questioning her handling of recent looting in Chicago’s downtown area. She joins Reset to share her views on how the city has handled the latest and recent situations.

Producer: Justin Kaufmann

Chicago Public Schools’ largest high school voted Monday night to remove officers from campus. Reset asks,, "What does that mean for the school and its budget?"

Producer: Meha Ahmad

Police called in an armored vehicle and a SWAT team Sunday afternoon for crowd control on Chicago’s West Side.

Reset talks with Chicago Tribune reporter Peter Nickeas, who was on the scene .

Producer: Steve Bynum

Small businesses weren’t spared in the widespread looting across the city Sunday night.

Reset hears from two Black female small business owners on how they plan on rebuilding

Producer: Stephanie Kim

Nearly 400,000 Chicago area customers lost power Tuesday morning after a powerful thunderstorm swept the Midwest Monday.

Reset checks in with a meteorologist and takes your calls.

Producer: Bianca Martin