In the Loop (Segments)

The rule change could strip federal protections from up to 63% of the nation’s wetlands.

A new study finds that a writing-based therapy achieves the same results as other PTSD treatments with fewer sessions.

Promises have been made to stop stalled trains from blocking crossings, provide more communication and even fund a pedestrian overpass.

State leaders say streamlining work authorization could help Illinois fill labor gaps in industries like transportation, health care, warehousing and others.

A City Council committee gives initial approval for Chicago to buy property to convert into a temporary migrant shelter.

A new study finds that writing therapies achieve the same results as other PTSD treatments – with fewer sessions and less medication.

Last week, Infinity Healthcare Consulting nursing homes received a notice that hundreds of SEIU members and workers are planning a 10-day strike.

Starting September 1st, Swedish Covenant Hospital in Lincoln Square will combine midwives with obstetricians to care for pregnant people.

From barbecues to block parties, summertime Chi is chock full of things to do.

Victims and consumer advocates want to see regulations put in place to protect banking clients from confidence scams.

Comedian Jay Pharoah is best known for his uncanny impressions — from former president Barack Obama to Jay-Z — but he says his comedy goes far beyond the impersonations. Pharoah sits down with Reset ahead of his show and comedy special taping at The Den Theatre in Wicker Park.

The two-day music event will raise money to fight hunger in Chicago’s Austin neighborhood and surrounding areas.

Bomb threats force suburban libraries to close their doors. A jury finds longtime chief of staff to former Illinois House Speaker Madigan guilty. And a Chicago alderman calls for a quiet zone around a downtown clinic that provides abortion services. Reset breaks down these top local stories and more in the Weekly News Recap.

The LatiNxt Festival will be at Navy Pier on Saturday, Aug. 26, and Sunday, Aug. 27.

According to state data, over 4.8 million residents in Illinois live in an area deemed a “mental health professional shortage area.”

Women currently make up four percent of the construction workforce nationwide.

They urged residents to apply for federal assistance dollars.

Reconnect with movement and the environment this weekend at the Uptown Rhythm Festival.

The number of Chicagoans living in a food desert has jumped by 63% in the past decade, a WBEZ-Chicago Sun-Times analysis found.

The team has lost 8 out of its last 10 games, and the owner is making changes in the front office.

A new book, ‘The Underworld,’ uncovers the mysterious world of sea creatures and objects beneath the waves.

“Estranged investors” are suing the successful Chicago restaurant, saying its owners defrauded the federal Paycheck Protection Program.

Temperatures will reach the mid-to-high 90s Wednesday and Thursday. Heat indices could reach 115 degrees in some places.

WBEZ kids took their turn at the mic and shared what they did on summer vacation and their thoughts on the first day of school.

Critics say the mayor is off to a very slow start as his allies wait to see if he’ll make good on the progressive promises of his campaign.