What Rittenhouse verdict means for gun rights, self-defense claims
After the Rittenhouse verdict, a Second Amendment expert talks gun rights in America. Plus, how right-wing extremists are reacting.
Claire Hyman
Digital Engagement Producer, Reset
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Is it possible to create a healthy relationship with screens?
Listeners call in with their life hacks for setting boundaries between themselves and their tech.
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Governor Pritzker signs electric vehicle legislation
The Reimagining Electric Vehicles in Illinois Act provides incentives for businesses to build cars in the state.
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How would your life change if your college loan debt was forgiven?
We asked listeners what would happen if their college loans were paid off.
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What’s that building? An architecture bike tour of Riverside and Brookfield
In these suburbs intersecting the Des Plaines River, you’ll see everything from candy-coated Victorians to hard-edged, modern homes.
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Chicago Innovators: Chicago Tool Library makes DIY easy and cheap
The nonprofit rents out tools to members for a variety of endeavors — from home improvements to outdoor excursions to baking projects.
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Why are vaccination rates so low among pregnant people?
We asked an expert what’s behind the vaccine hesitancy trend.
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Here’s what you need to know about Rahm Emanuel’s confirmation hearing
The former Chicago mayor faced opposition from senators over his handling of the police murder of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald.
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White House announces vaccine rollout for kids
We check in with a White House reporter and pediatrician to get the details on the rollout process.
