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The spread of coronavirus is roiling the stock market. In fact, the S&P 500 is having its worst week since 2008. Reset checks in with Brian Battle, director at Chicago-based Performance Trust Capital Partners, for the latest.
Producer: Daniel Tucker
The first trailer for Nia DaCosta's reboot of the 1992 horror film “Candyman” dropped this week and already has everyone refusing to look in the mirror. We discuss reactions to the trailer, and the city of Chicago as a character in the films.
Producers: Meha Ahmad, Stephanie Kim
African Americans are twice as likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease as older white Americans. Reset breaks down what’s driving the gap.
Producer: Steve Bynum
The Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo kicks off in Chicago on Friday, bringing together folks from across the country — and across fandoms — to McCormick Place. Reset brings you a preview of this year's conference.
Producer: Meha Ahmad
“River of Blood: American Slavery from the People Who Lived It” brings together 100 personal stories, quotes, and photographs of people who were enslaved during and before the Civil War. Reset sits down with the editors of this new book.
Producer: Bianca Martin
A panel of local journalists break down the week’s top local stories.
Producer: Nereida Moreno
Reset architecture sleuth Dennis Rodkin explores the Eight Regiment Armory in Bronzeville for the latest edition of the "What’s That Building?" series.
Producer: Jenn White
The American Medical Association and area hospitals are putting $6 million into the West Side to improve the local economy and residents’ health.
A collaborative called West Side United will put the money into businesses, nonprofits and affordable housing in nine Chicago neighborhoods that have historically been overlooked.
Reset checks in with West Side United and a partner organization for more on this effort.
Producer: Daniel Tucker
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says it’s only a matter of time before the coronavirus, known as COVID-19, begins to spread in the U.S. But local state and city officials are urging calm.
Reset talks to an infectious disease expert about what we know so far, who are the most vulnerable, and what preparation and prevention look like.
Producer: Nereida Moreno
Reset sits down with Preservation Chicago to discuss its 2020 edition of Chicago Seven, the seven historic buildings or areas that are most in danger of disappearing if steps aren’t taken to secure or preserve them.
Producer: Jason Marck
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