In the Loop (Segments)

Reset checks in with WBEZ criminal justice reporter Shannon Heffernan about the Illinois Department of Corrections policy of only providing surgery for inmates on one of their two eyes. Since Shannon reported her story, the state is making changes.

Reset checks in with WBEZ state politics reporter Tony Arnold for the latest on the federal investigation into ComEd and Illinois politicians.

ACA enrollment was extended to Wednesday on account of errors on the government website. Reset sits down with Dan Weissmann, host and executive producer of the “An Arm and A Leg” podcast, to talk about health insurance.

Survivors of crime in Illinois are some of the least likely in the United States to apply for victim compensation and services. Reset finds out why from two crime victims’ advocates.

The House of Representatives is set to debate and vote on impeachment starting Wednesday. Reset speaks with HuffPost Congressional reporter Arthur Delaney about what you need to know.

North Lawndale turns 150 years old this year. Reset checks in with the Chicago History Museum, which is preserving oral histories from a range of voices representing the neighborhood.

Reset checks in with historian Ibram X. Kendi about his book "How To Be An Antiracist."

Boeing's stock price fell this morning as news broke that the Chicago-based company could temporarily halt production of its 737 MAX jets.

Tonika Johnson’s “Folded Map” project brings together residents across Chicago’s segregation lines, and the project has expanded to include West Side addresses. Reset sits down with Tonika and her first pair of West Side map twins.

Illinois is on the verge of big changes as recreational marijuana becomes legal Jan. 1. Reset takes a look at WBEZ’s pocket guide to legal weed.