Illinois residents must register assault weapons starting this month
The law doesn’t force residents who already own assault weapons to give up those guns. But the law does require residents to register them.
Max Lubbers
Reset Fellow
Stories by Max Lubbers
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Details of new student loan forgiveness plan emerge as payments restart
The Biden administration plans to wipe out loans for more borrowers after the Supreme Court rejected an earlier proposal.
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Chicago AIDS Run and Walk supports services for people living with HIV
More than 40,000 people in Illinois are living with HIV or AIDS, according to the AIDS Foundation of Chicago.
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‘This puts me in panic mode’: How a government shutdown could impact Illinois
A government shutdown could have a major impact on those who rely on food and child care assistance.
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Get to know Chicago Board of Ed president Jianan Shi
At 33, Jianan Shi is the youngest board president appointed to the position — and the last to preside over a fully-appointed school board.
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Medical debt may stop impacting credit scores under proposed federal plan
Nearly 41% of adults in the U.S. have medical debt, according to a 2022 report from the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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These artists will literally burn their films after just one showing
What does it mean to make a film destined to be destroyed?
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Chicago students’ math scores lag behind pre-pandemic levels
Here are the tools Chicago Public Schools is using to help close the gap.
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How the loss of a federal lifeline could change child care in Chicago
A child care crisis is looming as American Rescue Plan funding ends Sept. 30.
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Striking Chicago actors weigh in as WGA set to return to negotiating table
Two months into SAG-AFTRA’s strike, Reset spoke with a pair of actors about the effort.
