Every year, Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago provides medical care to more than 220,000 children from around the country and the world. And now, the hospital is going through a big leadership change.

Reset sits down with Dr. Thomas Shanley to discuss his vision for the hospital, after taking the reins from longtime leader Patrick Magoon.

Producer: Stephanie Kim

Today, the U.S. stock market took a massive hit as reports of additional coronavirus outbreaks — in countries like Italy, Iran and South Korea — trouble investors. Reset sits down with financial expert Brian Battle to hear about what this means for the markets and businesses.

Producer: Daniel Tucker

After several major companies, including McDonald’s and Kraft Heinz, ditched their suburban headquarters for fancier digs downtown, the suburbs are trying to lure businesses back.

Crain’s Chicago Business reporter Danny Ecker stops by Reset with the latest on this story.

Producer: Meha Ahmad

When it comes to transportation around the city and the country, safety and environmental impacts are usually major concerns.

Reset transportation contributor Mary Wisniewski stops by with tips on how to stay safe on CTA vehicles and how to reduce your carbon footprint while flying.

Producer: Aleezeh Hasan

Erica Faye Watson, comedian, tells us about the top things to see, hear and eat around Chicago this weekend.

Producer: Stephanie Kim

In honor of Black History Month, we are taking a look into Chicago’s most significant African American figures.

Reset discusses black Chicagoan William Walker, who helped launch the community mural movement in the U.S., and his impact on Chicago and beyond.

Producer: Bianca Martin

A Better Government Association investigation revealed that Chicago has the worst recycling program in the nation.

Reset learns more about what actions two alderman are taking to improve the recycling system in the city.

Producer: Aleezeh Hasan

Chicago musician Jeremy Cunningham’s new album explores his brother’s life, and the effect his brother’s loss had on him and his family. His brother was killed by an assault rifle during a home invasion in 2008.

Reset sits down with the drummer, composer and improviser to discuss his new album, The Weather Up There, and how he hopes to change the tone of the conversation on gun violence, gun rights and gun legislation through music.

Producer: Jason Marck

Gov. JB Pritzker has unveiled his 2021 state budget plan. Former Gov. Rod Blagojevich is back in Chicago thanks to President Donald Trump. Plus, Mayor Lightfoot continues to lobby for a Chicago casino.

Reset breaks down the biggest news of the week in our Friday News Roundup with host Jenn White.

Producer: Nereida Moreno

You’ve never seen feet move fast — really fast — unless you’ve seen Chicago footwork. The house, street style of dancing got its start on Chicago’s South and West Sides in the 1980s. And One Chicago nonprofit, Open The Circle, is working to keep footwork alive in the communities where it got started.

Producer: Zach Wilson