WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap, Nov. 14, 2025: Govt. shutdown ends, Jesse Jackson hospitalized and more

How are healthcare providers preparing for millions to be uninsured?

The struggle and strength of motherhood and art making

Drastic cuts to domestic violence aid loom despite a lack of new city, federal funding

Taking a closer look at mass firings, layoffs of Black journalists as media orgs dismantle DEI

Celebrating 50 years of Siskel & Ebert

Veterans Day feels ‘emptier’ this year, says vet who is protesting ICE and Border Patrol

How Cook County became a leader in prescribed burns to protect prairieland

B1. High grocery prices, SNAP benefit confusion impacting Chicagoans’ food budgets

WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap, Nov. 7, 2025: Chicago flights cancelled, use of force ruling and…snow in the forecast?!

Chicagoans are saying ‘no’ to Chicago Public Library budget cuts

Are Trump’s tariffs illegal? The Supreme Court weighs in

Getting Chicago kids outside amid immigration enforcement blitz

As immigration raids continue, how safe are Chicago students?

Chicagoans react to Trump’s decision to restrict number of refugees, prioritize white South Africans

Lawsuit filed against Trump admin alleges ‘inhumane conditions’ at ICE Broadview facility

Crossing Borders Music string quartet to perform outside Broadview ICE facility

Chicagoans team up to fill gaps left by confusion over SNAP funding

WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap, Oct. 31, 2025: Supreme Court delays National Guard decision, transit funding derailed and more

Could the U.S. see a general strike in 2025?