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In the Loop (Segments)

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Jul 21, 2026

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Episodes

2024 Election Results: What do we know? 06.11.2024

Election Day has come and gone, so what’s next?

Best practices for social media this election season 05.11.2024

As a divided country awaits election results, Reset examines the perils of posting our frustrations on social media. And how to do it right.

A celebration of American music icons and the resilience of breast cancer survivors 05.11.2024

Voices of Hope Community Chorus will have concerts on Nov. 9 and 10 where they celebrate the likes of Cole Porter, Paul Simon and Stevie Wonder.

Lines but no major issues in Chicago on Election Day 2024 05.11.2024

It’s not too late to vote! Polls close at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Get in line by then and you can cast a ballot.

Quincy Jones dies at 91, leaving behind the soundtrack to our lives 04.11.2024

Quincy Jones made some of the biggest hits in music history. Reset celebrates his legendary contributions.

Reflections from Chicago-area ER doc after volunteering in Lebanon, Gaza 04.11.2024

Dr. Thaer Ahmad says the first thing you notice in Lebanon is the extent of displacement. More than 1.2 million have had to flee their homes.

Chicago police reform office could see spending cuts and unfilled positions under city’s proposed budget 04.11.2024

These cuts to the office could impact efforts to reform the city’s police department and implement the federal consent decree.

WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap, Oct. 25, 2024: New Board of Ed, Madigan trial revs up, shelter system changes and more 01.11.2024

WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap, Oct. 25, 2024: New Board of Ed, Madigan trial revs up, shelter system changes and more

Artists in Mexico City and Chicago come together to ponder themes of saturation in midst of historic presidential elections 31.10.2024

The annual Lit and Luz Fest returns.

HBO’s ‘Somebody Somewhere’ will sing its last song in season 3 31.10.2024

The third and final season of the TV series, which often tackles friendship and acceptance through singing characters, debuted this month.

Warm Human’s Meredith Johnston on her own fatal flaw in latest album Hamartia 31.10.2024

Warm Human’s Meredith Johnston on her own fatal flaw in latest album Hamartia

What’s That Building? Ahlgrim Family Funeral Home and Ahlgrim Acres 30.10.2024

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After a two week delay, Mayor Johnson delivers his second budget address 30.10.2024

Johnson lays out his plan to close the $982.4 million budget gap for 2025.

Ghost stories and Chicago history are one in the same 30.10.2024

Chicago’s ghost lore is vast. Reset talks to infamous Chicago ghost tour guide and historian who says ghost stories and history are really one in the same.

What a Trump or Harris presidency could mean for climate, the environment and energy in the Chicago area 29.10.2024

Presidents help shape how the nation — and the Chicago area — take on climate change, environmental regulation and energy policy.

What a Trump or Harris presidency could mean for housing in Illinois and Chicago 29.10.2024

Reset examines how a Trump or Harris presidency could affect construction, renters, homeowners and first-time homebuyers in our area.

How a Trump or Harris presidency could affect immigrants in the Chicago area 29.10.2024

Cutting or renewing DACA, creating a pathway to citizenship and mass deportations are all on the table.

The U.S. mint celebrates American women, many you may not have heard of 28.10.2024

The American women quarters program releases 20 quarters over a 4 year span featuring influential figures throughout history.

Chicago landlords are using a software that may be illegally fixing rents 28.10.2024

The software company, RealPage, is currently being sued by the Department of Justice for allegedly using proprietary data to generate rent prices for landlords nationwide.

WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap, Oct. 25, 2024: New Board of Ed, Madigan trial revs up, shelter system changes and more 25.10.2024

Chicago’s new Board of Education is sworn in. Migrants are no longer guaranteed a city shelter bed. Testimony begins in the Madigan trial.

Meet Chicago singer, songwriter Delaney Bailey 24.10.2024

Bailey’s new EP Chiaroscuro is out tomorrow, Oct. 25.

Breast cancer diagnoses now more common for women under 50 24.10.2024

Women typically begin getting screened for the disease at age 40, but over the past two decades, younger women are being diagnosed more often.

As women’s sports explode in popularity, fans want a space to call their own 24.10.2024

Now, women’s sports bars are popping up in cities all over the country.

Behind the push to restore voting rights to people in prison 23.10.2024

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Survey: Incarcerated people weigh in on what matters to them this election 23.10.2024

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