Self-billed as the Midwest’s premier environmental film festival, the One Earth Film Festival will focus on the intersection of environmental and racial justice this year.

Reset learns more about the festival from sustainability contributor Karen Weigert and those involved in the event.

Producer: Steve Bynum

In Greek mythology, Helen of Troy was known as the face that launched a thousand ships — and the one to blame for the Trojan War. Tonight, lawyers and judges will take on her case to debate whether she was a traitor or a victim for the National Hellenic Museum’s 7th annual trial series.

Reset learns more about what people can expect at the event.

Producer: Stephanie Kim

Reset brings you a roundup of things to see, hear, and eat in Chicago over the weekend, with the help of Karen Hawkins, co-editor in chief at Chicago Reader.

Producer: Stephanie Kim

Chicago’s rank-and-file officers may soon have a new union leader. Four challengers are vying to unseat Kevin Graham, the incumbent president of the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 7. Union balloting ends Thursday at noon. Reset checks in with WBEZ’s Chip Mitchell for the latest.

Producer: Nereida Moreno

On Wednesday, WTTW is airing its new special “Chicago By ‘L,’” where they explore the city by way of riding all eight CTA lines and stopping off in various neighborhoods. Reset sits down with the host to hear more about the project.

Producer: Bianca Martin

Lawmakers are calling for more information on the testing, diagnoses and costs of treating coronavirus, or COVID-19. Reset checks in with Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi for the latest on these efforts.

Producer: Nereida Moreno

In part 2 of our occasional series, WBEZ’s Monica Eng gives us tips for cooking South Asian food by walking us through Patel Brothers grocery store in suburban Niles.

Producer: Jason Marck