In the Loop (Segments)

The tax and spending bill President Trump signed on July 4 finances tax cuts and immigration enforcement by cutting safety net programs.

Reset discusses how the GOP tax and spending plan could impact Illinois, gets the details on a mass shooting in Chicago and reviews the other big local news stories of the week.

Where's that building discussion of the Knute Rockne Theater

The city has been replacing lead pipes in water systems at a sluggish pace, expecting the city to be lead pipe-free in 50 years.

Medicaid coverage could be limited as Trump’s policy bills looks to restrict coverage through new requirements

Due to the instant nature of the news, people are constantly exposed to stressful headlines throughout the day causing anxiety

What Canada Day means for Canadians living in Chicago as trade wars and political tensions escalate.

Charles Leto is also charged with aggravated battery and aggravated discharge of a firearm.

The Supreme Court last week ruled in favor of religious parents who demanded they should have the right to pull their children out of lessons that included topics such as same-sex marriage.

The Supreme Court’s latest ruling limits federal judges’ ability to block President Trump’s orders on birthright citizenship, sanctuary city funding and more.

The Supreme Court’s latest ruling limits federal judges’ ability to block President Trump’s orders on birthright citizenship, sanctuary city funding and more.

Heat wave continues, Gov. Pritzker goes for a three-peat, and hundreds rally for trans rights.

Heat wave continues, Gov. Pritzker goes for a three-peat, and hundreds rally for trans rights.

The humorous interactions between a corporate ladder climbing millennial and a climate refugee provide insight into how we live with the existential threat of climate change in the day-to-day.

As podcasts and online communities promoting masculinity and misogyny gain audienceship, it’s critical to understand how young men are consuming content.

Governor Pritzker announces he will run for a third term as Illinois’ chief executive.

A Black student at a Chicago elementary school endured two years’ worth of racial discrimination and bullying – and says the school didn’t do enough to help her.

The story of Southside Marvel superhero “Ironheart” comes to life in new Disney+ series featuring Chicago’s iconic streets

Imminent ICE raids cause immigration advocates to provide further training and resources to immigrants and their families

Andrea Gibson, Tig Notaro, Kairyn Potts and Shaye and Amanda Scott are all featured on the third season of Peacock’s It’s Ok To Ask Questions.

A ceasefire between Israel and Iran was called after the US joined the conflict and struck Iran’s nuclear facilities on Saturday

According to a report from the Society of Family Planning, 1 in 4 people traveling for abortion care are turning to Illinois.

North Halsted, formerly known as ‘Boystown’ is just one stop on Chicago’s history of queer neighborhoods in Chicago. There is a rich and long lineage of queer neighborhoods as places of queer community building, and resistance.

Gov. Pritzker, Mayor Johnson, housing advocates, and the AARP agree that Additional Dwelling Units could ease the pressure on existing housing stock. But they can’t agree on how to get there, and they remain banned in Chicago.

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