In the Loop (Segments)

Chicago’s nine mayoral candidates met for their first televised debate, and early voting starts on Jan. 26.

Chicago house music influences club music around the world, and local DJs are spreading the word.

Generative AI tools like ChatGPT and DALL-E are becoming more and more impressive and accessible to anyone with a computer, including students. Some educators expressed concerns about cheating, while others are embracing AI as a teaching tool. Reset speaks with a WBEZ reporter and Chicago teacher about how ChatGPT is impacting city classrooms, then they talk to an advocate working to expand AI to...

A multitude of entities have filed federal lawsuits against the assault weapons ban, ranging from citizens to the Illinois State Rifle Association. Reset hears from a state politics reporter on what’s the scoop GUESTS: Tina Sfondeles,Chicago Sun-Times chief political reporter Richard Pearson, Illinois State Rifle Association Executive Director

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One journalist tells us about his experience – and the 164 ways he failed that day.

At least 16 characters long, including uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and a special character. Cybersecurity is becoming increasingly demanding.

A recent anti-LGBTQ attack has some Chicago business owners considering the safety of their spaces for queer communities.

Recent cases of anti-Asian hate raise the question of what more can be done to combat racist, violent incidents.

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The market aims to fill a gap in clothing access for plus-size folks.

Nearly 90% of survey takers experienced a delay in the past month.

The faculty union and administration have been in contract talks for over nine months

A listener wrote in searching for missing artwork.

It’s 2023. Why is it still so hard to find affordable, stylish plus-size clothes?

Illinois lawmakers approve an assault weapons ban and Governor Pritzker delivers his second inaugural address.

Reset gets the latest and learns how one beloved Chicago breakfast spot is being affected by the high prices.

Alderwoman Rossana Rodriguez-Sanchez joins to give her perspective on the state of mental health in Chicago.

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A new inflation report out Thursday shows price increases are beginning to slow down. That’s good news for the Federal Reserve, which has been pursuing an aggressive strategy of raising interest rates in its war on inflation. What financial strategies will yield the best results in the current economy? Reset sits down with an expert to answer listeners’ burning personal finance questions about spe...

Although there are no federal laws mandating paid leave for workers, some states do require it. Illinois will soon become one of them. Reset checks in with folks to hear what this means for employees and employers. GUESTS: Jackie Throop, director, EngageHR Audra Wilson, president and CEO, Shriver Center on Poverty Law

Thanks to global coordination, the giant hole in the ozone layer over Antarctica is set to mend by 2066.

Maybe you binged an entire season of a show in a weekend or watched an epic like The Titanic, but compared to the films in the new series at the Siskel Center, those seem like a TikTok video. In the ‘Settle In’ series, viewers watch what can only be described as marathon films that test the endurance of their viewers. Reset learns about the series and the history of these films. GUEST: Rebecca Fon...