2020 will be a big year for transit construction projects in Chicago, like the I-290 Jane Byrne Interchange and O’Hare Airport Terminal 5 expansion. Reset transportation contributor Mary Wisniewski tells us how these and other projects may affect your commute this year. Producer: Steve Bynum

After months of debate, a new law that aims to bring racial equity to housing in Cook County has officially gone into effect. The Just Housing ordinance provides protections for people with arrest records, by limiting how much landlords can ask about a potential tenant’s criminal history. Producers: Meha Ahmad, Nereida Moreno

The NPR Politics team details the latest on growing tensions with Iran, a possible Senate impeachment trial, the presidential race and more. Producer: Dan Tucker

What’s your New Year’s resolution? And more importantly, what’s your plan for making it happen? Reset sits down with a certified life coach to help listeners map out a game plan for 2020. Producer: Meha Ahmad

Comedian and Daily Show correspondent Dulce Sloan talks about her work on stage and TV heading into a 3-day run at Chicago’s UP comedy club. Producer: Jason Marck

Recreational pot is now legal in Illinois. Plus, hundreds of new state laws and new taxes and fees in Chicago. We discuss that and more. Reset breaks down the latest local news with a panel of journalists. Producer: Dan Tucker

Home prices in Chicago have been slow to rise for the last decade. But nationwide they’re picking up speed. Reset takes a look at the state of Chicago’s housing market with Dennis Rodkin, Reset’s architecture sleuth and “What’s That Building?” contributor. Producer: Stephanie Kim

As of October 1st, 2020, the Department of Homeland Security requires what’s called a “Real ID” before flying on commercial aircraft. A spokesperson for Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White addresses the basics and the obstacles faced by some Illinois citizens in getting processed. Producer: Steve Bynum

Reset sits down with WBEZ reporter Carrie Shepherd for a preview of what to watch for in Chicago’s arts and culture scene in 2020. Producer: Stephanie Kim

New U.S. Census numbers show Illinois has seen the biggest population drop than any other state in the last decade. Reset discusses the stakes of the data and the 2020 Census with Chicago Tribune reporter Cecilia Reyes and demographer Pete Saunders. Producer: Steve Bynum