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Colorectal Cancer, Then A Double Lung Transplant: One Patient’s Story
Colorectal Cancer, Then A Double Lung Transplant: One Patient’s Story

Producer: Micah Yason

Editor: Meha Ahmad

Mixer: Ari Mejia

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Chicago Fed Prez On Port Strike, Interest Rates, Housing
Chicago Fed Prez On Port Strike, Interest Rates, Housing

Around 45,000 dockworkers from Maine to Texas remain on strike weeks after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by half a point. So, what will thes…

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Forget Stadiums. Here’s What $1 Billion Could Fund In Chicago.
Forget Stadiums. Here’s What $1 Billion Could Fund In Chicago.

The White Sox and the Bears are seeking public funds to build new stadiums. But real estate professionals have other ideas on how taxpayer money coul…

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How Chicago Could Benefit From A Manufacturing Renaissance
How Chicago Could Benefit From A Manufacturing Renaissance

Producer: Meha Ahmad

Editor: Daniel Tucker

Mixer: Micah Yason

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The Budget Woes Of Chicago
The Budget Woes Of Chicago

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is trying to buy time to close a budget gap of almost a billion dollars. “Everything is on the table,” says the city’s …

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Walz, Vance Face Off For First (And Only) VP Debate
Walz, Vance Face Off For First (And Only) VP Debate

They’ve been trash talking on the campaign trail, but finally, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Ohio Sen. JD Vance will go head-to-head on primetime TV, T…

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What’s That Building: Maxwell Street
What’s That Building: Maxwell Street

Reset received an email from a listener inquiring about the 700 block of Maxwell street, wondering about the story behind the historic 19th and 20th …

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Lake Michigan Is Breaking Warm Temperature Records
Lake Michigan Is Breaking Warm Temperature Records

Lake Michigan’s waters are the warmest they’ve ever been in documented history, and it's not just Lake Michigan either. The five great lakes are all …

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Chiu Quon, Chicago’s Oldest Chinese Bakery, Stays True To Tradition
Chiu Quon, Chicago’s Oldest Chinese Bakery, Stays True To Tradition

Since 1986, Chiu Quon Bakery has been a Chicago staple for traditional Chinese baked specialties. Featured in season three of FX’s The Bear, it’s the…

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Goodbye, Brat Summer. Hello, Bookworm Fall
Goodbye, Brat Summer. Hello, Bookworm Fall

Honestly, what’s better than some fall vibes and a good book? Because ’tis the season for spooky thrillers, horror, romance and mystery! For our Q…

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