Reset Analysis Of Illinois Primary Results: Hour 2
From the Governor’s race to Congressional races, Reset breaks down what the election results means for Illinois’ future.
Stephanie Kim
Producer, Reset
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Now that Roe is overturned, what can Democrats do to protect abortion rights?
President Joe Biden says “Roe is on the ballot” this November.
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How the anti-abortion movement influenced the courts, campaign finances and the GOP
According to legal historian Mary Ziegler, the fall of Roe v. Wade was decades in the making.
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Just as the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, a provocative new play about abortion premieres in Chicago
In “The Billboard,” written by WBEZ reporter Natalie Moore, a candidate for City Council battles a women’s clinic in Englewood.
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Chicago faith leaders stage die-in at south suburban Riverdale gun shop
Dozens of faith leaders are demanding action after a recent spate of mass shootings in Chicago and beyond.
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The push for more diversity in Alzheimer’s research
A new national study is seeking a diverse group of participants to prevent future memory loss and to find treatment that works for everyone.
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The Fed approves biggest rate hike since 1994 to curb inflation
Less than a week after the Consumer Price Index hit its highest level in more than 40 years, the Federal Reserve is taking action.
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CPS has fewer police officers in schools. How’s the transition going?
Out of the 91 district-run high schools, CPS says 19 continue to have two full-time officers and 22 have one.
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Inside WBEZ’s new summer guide to the best free Chicago events
All summer long, WBEZ is creating a list of performances, concerts and other cultural events you can attend for free in the Chicago area.
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The pandemic made escaping domestic abuse harder, especially for immigrant women
Chicago organizations serving immigrant women struggling with domestic violence say cultural competency is key to providing the care they need.
