In the Loop (Segments)

Opioid overdose reversal drug Narcan to become available over-the-counter 06.09.2023 20:04 ↓

Narcan is expected to retail at stores for $45. Could the development help address the opioid crisis in the Chicago area?

Stunning 1881 shipwreck discovered in Lake Michigan 06.09.2023 13:12 ↓

Maritime historians have discovered a well-preserved schooner called The Trinidad 10 miles off the coast of Algoma, Wisconsin.

Meet WBEZ’s climate reporter and the new CEO of sustainability org The Center for Neighborhood Technology 06.09.2023 14:18 ↓

We meet WBEZ climate, energy and environment reporter Juanpablo Ramirez-Franco and one of his first subjects.

Advocates hope cycling safety is prioritized in upcoming city budget 05.09.2023 31:05 ↓

Mayor Brandon Johnson has yet to tap a commissioner to lead the Chicago Department of Transportation.

Advocates hope cycling safety is prioritized in upcoming city budget 05.09.2023 31:05 ↓

Mayor Brandon Johnson has yet to tap a commissioner to lead the Chicago Department of Transportation.

Medinah Temple to see practice gaming session before opening their doors 05.09.2023 14:29 ↓

The temporary casino also needs to undergo an audit before they are granted a temporary operating permit to open.

Why rat problems persist in Chicago 05.09.2023 32:24 ↓

Chicagoans made 50,000 complaints about rats last year.

Why rat problems persist in Chicago 05.09.2023 32:24 ↓

Chicagoans made 50,000 complaints about rats last year.

Why rat problems persist in Chicago 05.09.2023 32:24 ↓

Chicagoans made 50,000 complaints about rats last year.

Chicago public safety commission against private police discipline cases 05.09.2023 11:15 ↓

An arbitration ruling could make eligible police discipline cases conducted privately.

WBEZ Weekly News Recap, September 1, 2023 01.09.2023 45:16 ↓

Chicago sees a startling increase in hate crimes, while residents argue over proposed migrant shelters.

WBEZ Weekly News Recap, September 1, 2023 01.09.2023 45:16 ↓

Chicago sees a startling increase in hate crimes, while residents argue over proposed migrant shelters.

Music for plants and the people who love them 01.09.2023 15:33 ↓

Empty Bottle and Garfield Park Conservatory present Plantasia.

Music for plants and the people who love them 01.09.2023 15:33 ↓

Empty Bottle and Garfield Park Conservatory present Plantasia.

Food Friday: Sink your teeth into World Dumpling Fest 01.09.2023 12:54 ↓

The festival runs Saturday, September 9th at Logan Square.

Food Friday: Sink your teeth into World Dumpling Fest 01.09.2023 12:54 ↓

The festival runs Saturday, September 9th at Logan Square.

Breaking down the latest White Sox news 01.09.2023 14:59 ↓

The team named assistant general manager Chris Getz as new senior vice president and general manager.

WTB Icons: Baha’i House of Worship 31.08.2023 11:09 ↓

In the latest in our series of Chicago’s Architectural Icons, we learn about the history of the gorgeous Baha’i temple.

How clean workforce hubs could train new workers, meet climate goals 31.08.2023 17:37 ↓

Governor Pritzker has allocated $34 million to start 13 clean workforce hubs throughout Illinois.

Transportation Secretary Buttigieg visits the Midwest to check on Biden infrastructure investments 31.08.2023 12:05 ↓

He kicked off his tour at Gary/Chicago International Airport Wednesday.

Celebrating the past and present of Chicago jazz 31.08.2023 16:26 ↓

Come celebrate the genre this week at the Chicago Jazz Festival from Aug 31. to Sept. 3.

Meet Alexis Lombre, Chicago pianist and jazz musician 31.08.2023 15:04 ↓

You can watch Alexis Lombre performing with her trio on Friday, Sept. 1, as a part of the Chicago Jazz Festival.

Canceled Chicago swim club built community, vows to return next year 31.08.2023 14:02 ↓

Large crowds and safety concerns led to the cancellation of the popular unsanctioned meet-up at Montrose Harbor.

Your library card is a heavy lifter. It can do so much more than you think. 30.08.2023 15:10 ↓

Chicago Public Library cards allow you to stream films, music and audiobooks, get digital magazine subscriptions and much more.

Collective trauma in the wake of the Jacksonville shooting 30.08.2023 21:16 ↓

A white nationalist killed three Black people at a Dollar General in Jacksonville, Florida on Aug. 26.