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Reset checks in with University of Illinois Chancellor Robert Jones for more on what the fall semester will look like.
Producer: Stephanie Kim
Chicago’s top health official on Tuesday said Puerto Rico is being added to a list of 22 states that fall under the city’s quarantine travel order.
Reset checks in with WTTW’s Heather Cherone for more on the local response to COVID-19 in our region.
Host: Justin Kaufmann
Producers: Zach Wilson, Nereida Moreno
Chicago Police Supt. David Brown on Monday said police have a suspect in custody in connection with the slaying of 9-year-old Janari Ricks. He was shot and killed Friday while playing with friends in the Cabrini-Green neighborhood.
Host: Justin Kaufmann
Producer: Nereida Moreno
Reset checks in with WBEZ’s Sarah Karp for more on Chicago Public Schools’ fast approaching deadline. We also open the phones to hear listeners’ thoughts and concerns about reopening.
Producer: Stephanie Kim
Reset checks in with chef Curtis Duffy about opening his long-awaited restaurant, Ever, in the West Loop and his vision for bringing the best of fine dining to the area.
Producer: Justin Kaufmann
Landlord groups and individual homeowners say Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s recent efforts to combat gentrification may have the opposite effect.
Reset checks in with Crain’s Chicago Business to discuss the city’s anti-gentrification policies.
Producer: Nereida Moreno
A new report from Lurie Children’s Hospital found that children under the age of 5 may carry higher levels of COVID-19.
Reset takes a closer look at the study.
Producers: Meha Ahmad, Daniel Tucker
Gov. J.B. Pritzker recently extended the deadline on Illinois’ eviction moratorium. Reset talks with a legal services group about the needs of Chicago tenants during the pandemic.
Producer: Bianca Martin
Unemployment benefits from the first federal economic stimulus package expired Friday. Now, Congress is scrambling to make a new deal
Arthur Delaney of HuffPost joins Reset to discuss the status of negotiations.
Producer: Zach Wilson
Chicago will provide an additional $33 million in assistance for renters and property owners facing financial hardship due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Reset talks with two city leaders in charge of housing and family services about their plans.
Producer: Bianca Martin
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