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The fest will host dozens of events over the next two months with actors, writers, chefs and other big thinkers taking center stage.

CPS data shows that the number of suspensions across the district dropped from 49,708 in 2014 to about 10,000 in 2022.

Poverty rose 12.4% in 2022 according to census data released Tuesday. So, why the rise? And how are Chicagoans stepping up?

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Tuesday opened an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, claiming a “culture of corruption” in the Biden family Reset checks in with a congressman from Illinois for his take.

We’ll learn about her latest column on aging called Starting Over.

Severe natural disasters kill thousands in Northern Africa.

The UN warns that countries have an ever-narrowing window of time to lower emissions.

Plus, a preview into the Chicago mayor's forecast of the city’s budget.

For the first time in years, the unemployment rate in the Chicago region has sustained a dip below pre-pandemic levels.

Illinois state law protects health care providers and patients from legal attacks by states that have gender-affirming medical care bans.

If the CDC signs off on Tuesday, shots could be available in pharmacies later this week.

As of January 2022, households in Chicago that employ house cleaners, nannies and caregivers must provide them a written contract.

Kroger and Albertsons plan on selling over 400 stores to a competing grocery supplier to move forward with the merger.

With writers and actors on strike, studios are banking on reality TV more than ever.

The CTA is set to receive $2 billion in federal funds to help complete a 5.6-mile extension of the Red Line past 95th Street.

The CTA is set to receive $2 billion in federal funds to help complete a 5.6-mile extension of the Red Line past 95th Street.

The Taste of Chicago returns to Grant Park as the city’s first casino gets ready to open its doors. Reset breaks down these top local stories and more in the Weekly News Recap.

Chicago is well known for its delicious and culturally eclectic mix of foods. So, let’s celebrate! Reset hears more about the treats you can find at the Taste of Chicago this weekend.

Over the past four decades, industries and communities have rapidly depleted groundwater found in underground aquifer systems all across the nation, according to an analysis conducted by the New York Times. Even municipalities in Illinois — a state surrounded by fresh water sources — are having to make decisions about where to source water once their wells run dry. Reset speaks with water supply e...

Adults often meet with friends over dinner and drinks, but other activities can inject some fun and excitement into platonic relationships.

The two day festival is the largest free literary showcase in the midwest.

Four more busloads of migrants arrived in Chicago on Wednesday, September 6, 2023.

The popular immersive mystery game extended its run through Halloween. Do you have what it takes to catch the culprit?

Northwestern research shows that if 30% of the heavy duty vehicles in the Chicago region went electric, hundreds of lives could be saved.

College enrollment is down in the U.S. as the cost of higher education rises. We explore what’s driving the trend.