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Chicago Needs More Third Spaces For Teens

A large gathering in the Loop over the weekend turned violent, leaving two teenagers shot and...

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There’s Still A Lot We Don’t Know About Ozempic

Some are hailing the diabetes medication Ozempic as a miracle drug, while others claim its weight...

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Illinois Schools Are Getting Fake Calls About Active Shooters During SATs

Responders have not identified actual threats as a result of these fake active shooter reports....

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Angel Bat Dawid’s Funeral for Jazz

The Chicago musician Angel Bat Dawid draws parallels between Mozart and the ’60s documentary “The...

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WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap: April 14, 2023

Chicago gets the DNC, staff at local universities continue to strike, and workers at the Museum...

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New Book ‘Made In Chicago’ Is By Foodies, For Foodies

The city is a food writer’s delicious playground, and a new guide book aims to point you to all...

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WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap: April 14, 2023

Chicago gets the DNC, staff at local universities continue to strike, and workers at the Museum...

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The Search Is On For A New CPD Superintendent

Chicago residents weighed in on what they want in the city’s next police chief at a town hall...

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How To Love New Clothes And The Planet

Fast fashion stresses water supply, leaches chemicals into the environment and requires diesel...

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Five Tracks You Need On Your Playlist This April

Vocalo’s Stephen Bekoe stops by Reset to share the top five tracks he’s spinning this month.

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Future Of Mifepristone And Abortion Access In Illinois

U.S. district court judge Matthew Kacsmaryk ruled a ban on the Food and Drug Administration’s...

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Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson’s Public Safety Promises And Challenges

Reset digs into the five ways Mayor Elect Brandon Johnson plans to improve public safety in...

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How The Carbon Dioxide Pipeline Planned For Illinois Would Work

Thanks to its unique geology, companies are eyeing Illinois to be the terminus of carbon dioxide...

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You Don’t Have To Be Rich To Collect Art

Do you have to be wealthy and knowledgeable about everything there is to know about art to be a...

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Why Does It Take Four Years For a Murder Case To Go To Trial?

An investigation from the Chicago Tribune shows how a cascade of failures within the Cook County...

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How Do You Support Your Fave Artists When Streaming Doesn’t?

Independent artists have it harder than ever and big streaming platforms pay less than a penny...

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How A Little ‘Cultural Competency’ Could Improve Your Next Doctor’s Visit

There are a lot of long-standing disparities in healthcare, from unequal allocation of resources...

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Here’s Why Public Universities Are Striking In Illinois

Public university professors across Illinois are fed up, with faculty from Chicago State...

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For Your Health, Go Hug Your Dog

Because science says so! In honor of National Hug Your Dog Day, Reset sits down with Mark Lukas,...

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A Conversation With Chicago’s New City Council Members

Chicago’s new City Council will be more progressive, more diverse and younger than it’s been in...

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