In the Loop (Segments)

Reset learns more about the role of medical ethics in addressing the COVID-19 pandemic, as health systems brace for an influx of patients and hospitals navigate a lack of diagnostic tests and supply shortages.

Reset breaks down the biggest stories of the week in our Friday News Roundup with host Jenn White.

Reset learns about how people are navigating romantic relationships in the midst of a pandemic

Reset talks to Justin Kaufmann about his return to WBEZ to host a limited weekend call-in show about COVID-19.

Reset brings to you the latest numbers and what local officials are doing to address the pandemic. Plus, an update on an earlier health crisis in the state: The loss of lives at the Quincy Veterans Home from legionnaire’s disease.

Reset checks in with one of the leaders of The Chicago Community COVID-19 Response Fund to hear about it supports nonprofits serving the many in need.

Reset talks to a rabbi and a pastor about how their congregations have had to adapt while social distancing, and how they're making sure to keep them connected during COVID-19.

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 talks with a pastor on Chicago’s West Side who recently lost loved ones on how people can think about grieving and honoring lost loved ones during these trying times.

In places like Chicago and Detroit, poverty and inequality are driving up COVID-19 casualties. One issue in particular further endangers lives during this crisis: water shutoffs.

Reset takes a look at how the coronavirus pandemic is hurting local news, and what’s next for this industry.

The founder of Chicago-based nonprofit Interfaith Youth Core was recently recognized by Time magazine for “bridging divides across America.”

Reset checks in with an infectious disease expert for the latest on COVID-19, and to answer your questions about how to protect yourself and the public at large.

Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurants CEO Tim MczEnery tells Reset how his meals initiative is simply a reflection of his own values.

Reset checks in with an urgent doctor for more on the proper use of face masks.

Reset talks with Chicago Sun-Times Washington Bureau Chief about the status of federal stimulus dollars, and how Illinois and the City of Chicago plan to also help small businesses.

Reset brings you a roundup of things to read, watch and do while you’re staying at home this week.

Sound Opinions’ Greg Kot remembers John Prine, who died yesterday due to complications from COVID-19 at the age of 72.

Kate Huffman joins Reset for an update on how Illinois farmers and the agricultural sector are faring, after an already challenging planting season.

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 takes a look at poetry in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Reset talks creative ideas and activities that kids can do around the house during Illinois’ stay-at-home order.

Reset checks in with an information security attorney about the risks associated with working remotely, and how to protect yourself against cyber attacks.

Reset checks in with journalists from Kentucky, Alabama and New York to discuss how their states are responding.

Black residents in Chicago account for 70% of all COVID-19 deaths in the city, according to a new WBEZ analysis.