In the Loop (Segments)

After two weeks of scheduled public hearings, the impeachment inquiry is moving into its next phase. Arthur Delaney congressional reporter for HuffPost joins Reset.

Congresswoman Robin Kelly has been shining a light on black maternal mortality rates. She’s the sponsor of the Helping Medicaid Offer Maternity Services or “the Helping MOMS” Act of 2019, which is advancing in Congress.

Reset sits down with Stacey Minor, founder of Sweet Potato Patch who aims to change food deserts by launching a new delivery service that will bring fresh, healthy food across the city.

WBEZ reporter Odette Yousef latest on 50,000 food stamp recipients in Cook County will have to find a job—or else risk losing their benefits, as state officials are under pressure to start implementing federal work requirements.

“Folded Map Project” exhibit is currently on display at the Englewood Branded Store. The recent opening drew dozens of Chicagoans wanting to connect. Tonika Lewis Johnson, FMP creator and Corie Luckett, Englewood Branded Store Owner

Reset discusses 2019 holiday travel and an idea to cut CTA fares in half for low-income riders. Mary Wisniewski, Reset transportation contributor,

WBEZ criminal justice reporter Patrick Smith for a closer look at Kim Foxx’s reelection bid.

we hear from Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx about why she’s seeking a second term.

Thanksgiving can be a minefield for political conversation. Reset brings you tips on how to survive the holidays with your family this year.