Biggest Takeaways From Tuesday’s Democratic Presidential Debate
A former political speechwriter and debate strategist analyzes the first primary debate since Democrats launched an impeachment inquiry.
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Hundreds Of Asylum-Seekers Camping Out Near U.S. Border Crossing
WBEZ’s Maria Zamudio reports from a border crossing bridge in Matamoros, Mexico, where hundreds of asylum-seekers are sleeping on the streets.
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Listen — 9:56Things To See, Hear And Eat Around Chicago This Weekend
Ari Bendersky of the “Overserved” podcast shares his recommendations on what to see, hear and eat in Chicago this weekend.
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Listen — 7:27City Council Approves Mayor Lightfoot’s Pot Zoning Ordinance
The Chicago City Council approved the mayor’s recreational marijuana sales ordinance with a 40 to 10 vote.
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Listen — 8:21Classes Cancelled As 25,000 Chicago Public Schools Teachers Expected To Strike
Mayor Lori Lightfoot says she expects the Chicago Teachers Union to announce a strike Wednesday night.
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Listen — 19:49How To Shop At Japanese Markets
WBEZ’s Monica Eng offers tips on how to shop at Japanese markets like the newly renovated Mitsuwa Marketplace in Arlington Heights.
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Listen — 13:43Working To Close The Gap On Life Expectancy In Chicago
The city of Chicago has dramatic life expectancy gaps between rich and poor neighborhoods. In “Closing the Gap” we explore solutions.
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Listen — 24:57What We Learned From IG Review Of Laquan McDonald Shooting
Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson is fighting off calls for his resignation after a report on the fatal police shooting of Laquan McDonald.
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Listen — 12:57Illinois Farmers Brace For Winter Season
Reset talks to a sixth-generation farmer about the challenges she faces heading into the winter season.
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Listen — 7:36Chicago Is Two Days Away From Possible Triple Strike
With days left before the strike deadline, Chicago Teachers Union President Jesse Sharkey says the “ball is in the mayor’s court.”
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