Chicago Police Board members did not review key evidence about Sgt. Khalil Muhammad’s off-duty shooting of an unarmed teenager with autism before they decided in December to keep him on the force, a WBEZ investigation has found.

WBEZ’s Chip Mitchell gives the latest on this story.

Producer: Jason Marck

On Wednesday, the U.S. Senate acquitted President Donald Trump on both articles impeachment — abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.

Reset discusses President Trump’s chances for re-election with an expert who predicted his impeachment in 2016 and who has successfully predicted every U.S. Presidential election winner since 1984.

Producer: Steve Bynum, Aleezeh Hasan

Chicago Magic Lounge’s Joey Cranford stops by Reset with his recommendations on what to see, hear and eat in and around

Chicago this weekend.

Producer: Stephanie Kim

Sports betting has been legalized in Illinois, but 8 months after the bill was signed, it still hasn’t launched in the state. Sports Betting Analyst Sam Panayotovich and Rush Street Gaming CEO Greg Carlin join Reset to discuss.

Producer: Zach Wilson

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot attended President Donald Trump’s State of the Union Address on Tuesday as the guest of Illinois Rep. Robin Kelly.

Reset checks in with the mayor for her takeaways from the night.

Producer: Daniel Tucker

Every couple of weeks, our food contributor Monica Eng drops by to make our mouths water, and this week, she’s talking about a spot in Wicker Park that draws you in by making their main ingredient right in the front window. It’s a combination eat-in, take-out, and specialty food shop called Tortello. Their specialty is fresh pasta that’s made all day every day.

Producer: Jason Marck

On Friday, the Trump administration added six countries to its controversial travel ban: Nigeria, Eritrea, Kyrgyzstan, Sudan, Tanzania and Myanmar.

Reset discusses how the expanded travel ban could be especially devastating for the Rohingya Muslim minority that is fleeing genocide, many of whom have settled right here in Chicago.

Producer: Steve Bynum, Aleezeh Hasan

The 2020 Democratic presidential nomination process got off to a bumpy start in Iowa on Monday. The state’s caucuses ended without a clear winner for Democrats due to problems with a new app officials used to report results.

Reset digs into the results and what they mean for upcoming states with primaries or caucuses.

Producer: Stephanie Kim

In honor of Black History Month, The Second City is putting on a series of improv shows to honor its black alumni throughout February.

Reset sits down with a performer and a staff member at The Second City to learn more about the shows.

Producer: Aleezeh Hasan

Former Environmental Protection Agency leader Gina McCarthy now heads the National Resources Defense Council.

Reset sits down with McCarthy to learn about her plans for the organization and how the U.S. can move to address climate change.

Producer: Bianca Martin