In the Loop (Segments)

Reset checks in with an infectious disease expert to answer your questions about the novel coronavirus.

Reset continues to provide a daily update on the latest efforts by local and state officials to combat the spread of COVID-19 in Illinois.

Reset checks in with Atlantic science writer Ed Yong for his latest piece on how COVID-19 could radically reshape summer across the country, and how the pandemic could end.

Reset’s sustainability contributor Karen Weigert and economic researcher Steve Cicala discuss how the pandemic might force us to rethink how we produce and use electricity.

Reset checks in with the Better Government Association for the latest on how scammers are trying to capitalize on the COVID-19 crisis.

U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois joins Reset for an update on what Capitol Hill is doing to help the American people deal with COVID-19.

StoryCorps recently launched a new online platform to bring families and loved ones together during our present call for social distancing. Reset talks with the head of StoryCorps to learn about their new initiative.

Reset continues to provide a daily update on the latest efforts by local and state officials to combat the spread of COVID-19 in Illinois.

Chicago-area health collaborative West Side United is working with city leaders to address racial disparities in COVID-19 cases.

Reset speaks with an infectious diseases expert who is co-leading the city’s effort to test thousands of residents experiencing homelessness for COVID-19.

Reset checks in with Chicago hip-hop artist Che “Rhymefest” Smith to talk about how he’s getting through the COVID-19 pandemic.

Reset takes a look at how the use of plastic has changed during the current pandemic.

Reset continues to provide a daily update on the latest efforts by state and federal officials to combat the spread of COVID-19 in Illinois.

At least 37 children and two employees of a Chicago shelter for immigrant youth have tested positive for COVID-19, according to a new report from ProPublica Illinois.

WBEZ’s sports contributor Cheryl Raye Stout reports on the new regime, and talks about the upcoming 10-part ESPN documentary on Michael Jordan and the Bulls.

Some essential workers are pushing for employee benefits and protections that will continue after the COVID-19 crisis.

Reset checks in with two nurses working in the intensive care unit at Northwestern Memorial Hospital to discuss their experience caring for some of the most critically-ill patients.

Reset brings you tips on how to protect your credit score during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Cook County assessor’s office is planning to review every single property in the county because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Reset continues to provide a daily update on the latest efforts by state and federal officials to combat the spread of COVID-19 in Illinois.

Reset turns to a local chef for tips on how to make great lunches without cutting into your workflow and daily routine.

Interim Chicago Police Supt. Charlie Beck is getting ready to leave his post as the city’s top cop. He’ll soon be replaced by former Dallas Police Chief David Brown, who was appointed by Mayor Lightfoot last week.

Students across the state of Illinois are finishing up their schooling through remote learning and online classes. Reset checks in with WBEZ education reporter Sarah Karp for the latest.

Reset gets the latest on the COVID-19 pandemic in Illinois from one of our WBEZ reporters covering the crisis.

The county’s top prosecutor has halted prosecutions for narcotics and cannabis cases and is concerned about COVID-19 at Cook County Jail.