Stephanie Kim

Pfizer Says COVID-19 Vaccine Is Safe For Kids Ages 5-11

Some experts say the vaccine could be available to young children before Halloween if the emergency authorization process goes smoothly.

New Illinois Bill Makes Sports Uniforms More Inclusive

The Inclusive Athletic Attire Act allows for Illinois student athletes to modify uniforms for cultural or religious reasons without penalty.

San Antonio Superintendent Named First Latino CPS CEO

A Closer Look At Why COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations Are Rising For Illinois Kids

Some experts say it’s too early to tell how much of the rise in cases is related to in-person learning, increased testing or more spread.

Photographers On Capturing The Beauty Of Chicago And Prague: The Two Most Beautiful Cities In The World

According to 27,000 people across the globe, Chicago outshines every city except Prague.

Veteran Chicago Journalist Carol Marin Shares Her 9/11 Memories And Lessons

“I’m grateful that I was there and could do what we do in this business, which is to tell the story to people who aren’t there,” said Carol Marin.

20 Years Later: How 9/11 Changed Surveillance, Privacy And What We’ve Learned Since

“You can’t have 100 percent security and also then have 100 percent privacy and zero inconvenience,” President Barack Obama said in 2013.

How To Talk To Kids About 9/11

On the 20th anniversary of 9/11, Reset checks in with an expert on how to bring the event up in conversations with children.

Chicago To Welcome More Than 500 Afghan Refugees This Fall

“There are many ways in which folks in Chicago can help,” says Lea Tienou-Gustafson with Heartland Alliance.

Tips And Tricks For Your Fall Gardening To-Do List

An expert walks through the essential fall gardening tasks, which plants and vegetables are best suited for the season, and more.