In the Loop (Segments)

Governor Pritzker and Mayor Lightfoot clash over indoor dining restrictions. Amy Coney Barrett joins the Supreme Court. Plus, questions remain about a fatal police shooting in north suburban Waukegan.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot says in spite of COVID-19, and the potential for civil unrest, the city is preparing for a safe election. WBEZ City Hall Reporter Claudia Morell has more.

Reset checks in with an infectious disease specialist to answer your questions about how to stay safe during Halloween, what we know about the latest surge in COVID-19 cases, and more.

Reset brings on the mayor to discuss pandemic restrictions and her goal of bringing students back to the classroom.

Reset checks in with WBEZ’s Patrick Smith for the latest on the Waukegan police shooting that killed Marcellis Stinnette and seriously injured Tafara Williams.

With less than a week until Election Day, politicians are using video games as a way to appeal to young voters. Reset learns more about what this may mean for the future of gaming and politics.

Just in time for Halloween, Reset dives into a local ghost story about the mysterious case of Elfreida Knaak and the Lake Bluff Village Hall. She disappeared 92 years ago today.

On Latina Equal Pay Day, Reset brings on two Chicago advocates to discuss how the pandemic disproportionately impacts Latina workers and what can be done to achieve equitable pay.

Reset brings on WGN investigative journalists Lourdes Duarte and Andrew Schroedter to discuss their two-part series on electronic monitoring in Illinois and why Cook County is updating its technology for better tracking.

The Ricketts Family, owners of the Chicago Cubs, actively support President Trump’s reelection campaign. Some Cubs fans are rethinking their allegiance. Reset brings on Chicago writer Alex Kotlowitz to discuss the intersection of sports and politics in 2020.

As COVID-19 cases surge, Reset talks with three Chicago business owners about the continued strain the pandemic is putting on the restaurant industry.

Election Day is less than a week away. Reset brings on a local reporter and election official to break down what residents should know about voting in Illinois and takes listener calls.

Fifteen years ago this week, the Chicago White Sox celebrated their World Series win with a parade and rally. Reset brings on former Sox catcher A.J. Pierzynski to reminisce about the team, the win and party.

Reset checks in with infectious disease specialist Dr. Emily Landon to discuss the recent surge in Illinois cases and what it would take to get back on track.

Rochelle Trotter joins Reset for tips on maintaining our health and wellness in a time of COVID-19 and shares her recommendations on what to read, watch and do this week.

With less than a week until Election Day, Reset talks to incumbent Congressman Sean Casten and his Republican challenger, Jeanne Ives, about their top priorities for Illinois’ 6th District.

Reset talks with Chicago native and musician Andrew Bird. He's now 15 years out from the release of his acclaimed 'The Mysterious Production of Eggs' album.

Reset checks in with a local venue owner about the significance of Independent Venue Week this year and how venues are fighting to survive the COVID-19 pandemic.

Absentee ballots received after Election Day will not be counted in the state of Wisconsin following a 5-3 Supreme Court ruling. Sam Levine of The Guardian joins Reset to break it down.

Reset brings on Republican Pat O’Brien to discuss his bid for Cook County state’s attorney. The former judge and prosecutor is running to unseat Democratic incumbent Kim Foxx in November.

Reset brings on Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx to discuss her first term in office and why voters should support her reelection campaign. WBEZ’s Patrick Smith provides context and analysis.

WBEZ sports contributor Cheryl Raye Stout breaks down the Bears' loss to the L.A. Rams and explains how the team can bounce back next week.

Reset explores what a conservative majority on the Supreme Court could mean for the Affordable Care Act, Roe V. Wade and marriage equality.

Meatless burgers have grown in popularity throughout the last year, but fast food giant McDonald’s has yet to add one to their menu. Reset brings on Ally Marotti of Crain’s Chicago Business to discuss why.

Reset takes a closer look at vaccination challenges amid the coronavirus pandemic and what local health organizations are doing to raise awareness around the issue.