Stephanie Kim
Stories by Stephanie Kim
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New study finds cash aid to low-income mothers increased infant brain activity
What role does money play in child development? New research suggests it could affect brain activity.
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Parents with kids in day care struggle with COVID-19 closures in Chicago area
Reset opens the phones to listeners to hear about how they’re navigating child care during the pandemic.
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Diesel pollution in Chicago is hurting people’s health and the environment
Chicago ranks third in the nation in deaths and health costs related to diesel pollution, according to a new analysis.
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There’s a national blood shortage, but it’s a problem that can be solved
The American Red Cross says it’s facing its worst blood shortage in more than a decade.
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Inside the new student-run coffee house at St. Paul Church in Pilsen
Holy Grounds opened last summer and is run by students and recent graduates of Cristo Rey Jesuit High School.
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Chicago Innovators: PCs for People wants to bridge the digital divide
The national nonprofit offers affordable computers and mobile internet service to low-income families in Chicago and beyond.
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No Surprises Act brings new federal protections against unexpected medical bills
The new law could affect 10 million unexpected medical bills a year, according to federal estimates.
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Chicago businesses weigh in on new vaccine mandate
It’s been one week since Cook County and Chicago implemented a proof of vaccine requirement for public indoor spaces.
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Ayana Contreras’ new book is a love letter to the creativity, optimism of Black Chicago
In her new book “Energy Never Dies,” Ayana Contreras explores how optimism and courage fuel the dreams of Black Chicago.
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Reflecting on the Jan. 6th insurrection one year later
A reporter who was at the Capitol a year ago reflects on the deadly riot and the aftermath in Washington.
