In the Loop (Segments)

Ten months after Boeing grounded all 371 of its 737 MAX airplanes, they’re still working to get them back in the air. And, the company has a new leader. Producer: Zach Wilson

An email from former state lobbyist Michael McClain raises questions about a possible rape cover-up and other misconduct in Springfield. WBEZ’s Tony Arnold and Dave McKinney bring us the latest. Producer: Jenn White

Professional sports gambler and Naperville native James Holzhauer won millions on Jeopardy! last year. Tuesday night he begins a three-game Tournament of Champions against two other greats from the game show to determine once and for all who should be considered the top Jeopardy! player of all time. Producer: Jason Marck

Reset sits down with Folded Map creator and a sociologist to unpack the continuing reality of segregation in Chicago. Producer: Bianca Martin

Reset takes a look at the latest on the tensions between Iran and the United States with Democratic Congressman Brad Schneider. The Iranian government launched a volley of missiles Wednesday into military bases in Iraq that house American military personnel. The attack was in response to the targeted killing of Qasem Soleimani, Iran’s top military leader. Producer: Dan Tucker, Steve Bynum

A new survey finds a growing number of civilian led police accountability agencies taking root across the country. Reset takes a look at what’s behind the trend, and the challenges facing civilian oversight today. Producer: Meha Ahmad

Over the last three decades, Michael Muser’s goal has been to create an unforgettable experience for those who step into any restaurant he’s a part of. Reset sits down with the restaurateur and sommelier for the latest in our Chicago Creatives series. Producer: Stephanie Kim

Reset checks in with Nicholas Schuler, Inspector General for the Chicago Board of Education, about the findings in his office’s annual report into complaints of misconduct, waste and fraud in Chicago Public Schools. Producers: Meha Ahmad, Nereida Moreno

State Comptroller Susana Mendoza called Illinois’ red-light ticket system “broken and morally corrupt” as she announced plans to halt ticket collections. She stops by Reset for more on how she plans to fix the system. Producers: Meha Ahmad, Zach Wilson

As winter firms up its grip on the region, residents may be more likely to stay indoors, under a pile of blankets until spring. But nature enthusiast and WBEZ environment reporter Jerome McDonnell makes his pitch for embracing the icy wilds of Illinois and resisting the urge to hibernate. Producer: Meha Ahmad