Chicago artist to host storytelling event celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Mia Park will teach the craft of storytelling in response to the rise in anti-Asian hate during the pandemic.
Isabelle Earl
Former Reset Intern
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‘Music Therapy’ is a podcast for the modern music scene
Musician and licensed therapist Jessica Risker creates a space where vulnerability meets music.
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The masks come off on planes, trains and automobiles
To mask or not to mask? Travelers now have the option in most places, including Chicago. So, how’s the new normal going so far?
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Bulls fall short to the Bucks in first game of the playoffs
Chicago put up a fight against Milwaukee last weekend but ultimately the team could not pull out a win.
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Uninsured patients drown in medical bills from private doctors
Some doctors and medical companies charge low-income people thousands of dollars for services.
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Illinois lawmakers look to regulate ‘ghost guns’
Chicago Police recovered 72 “ghost guns” in 2019. That number rose to 458 in 2021.
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PAWS Chicago’s annual spring Adopt-a-Thon is back
The 10th annual spring adoption event runs through Saturday.
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White Sox start off season with disappointing loss to Tigers
The White Sox kicked off their season with a tough loss in Detroit on Opening Day, followed by two impressive wins to make up for it.
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Chicago’s greatest dive bar band: Old Joy
Lead singer Alex Reindl shares what inspires his band during the pandemic.
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Illinois lawmakers take up crime and the budget in spring session
Many issues are all still on the table as the deliberation from elected officials is set to come to an end this week.
