Lynnea Domienik is a producer for WBEZ’s Reset. With a background in food journalism and a focus on regional interest and world news, she explores themes such as social issues, climate change, and health and wellness. Lynnea's work has been featured in Chicago Public Media.
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Lynnea’s coverage focuses on local news in Chicago, encompassing a wide range of topics including immigration, healthcare, education, city government and culture & society. Her articles often feature government announcements and expert commentary.
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With the U.S. Surgeon General calling for warning labels on alcohol , there's plenty of reasons to consider scaling back. And the good news?
By: Meha Ahmad, Lynnea Domienik
The consequences can be dire, leading some people with suicide ideation to attempt suicide.
It's freezing now, but in a few weeks, cabin fever is likely to set in. For some people, maybe it already has. Reset gets a roundup of winter activities you can do outside.
By: Lynnea Domienik
The Biden administration is credited with the most sweeping climate legislation in history, but environmental justice was also at the fore.
By: Lynnea Domienik
The deal was announced on Wednesday, Jan. 15, but the Israeli cabinet has so far delayed ratification, citing concerns.
By: Lynnea Domienik, Dan Tucker
Local advocates vow to challenge the legality of many of President Trump's executive orders on immigration in the courts.
By: Lynnea Domienik
President Trump signed a number of executive orders that give the government broad power to expand oil drilling and reverse environmental protections.
By: Lynnea Domienik, Alyssa Manthi
After graduation, families struggle with a “cliff” in services, getting caught in a maze of multiple government agencies and nonprofits.
By: Cianna Greaves, Lynnea Domienik
“The grocery store hot bar is the unsung hero of the dinner table,” says one enthusiast.
“We're talking about a national sanction of perpetuating violence,” says the executive director of Life Is Work.
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