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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Time is of the essence when someone is severely injured. In Illinois, patients aren't always transferred to trauma centers in time.
By: Micah Yason, Lynnea Domienik, Ari Mejia
Tom Homan wants to follow through Trump's promise of the largest deportation in the U.S., but the work of community organizers and local legal barriers could make that a difficult task.
By: Dan Tucker, Lynnea Domienik
From stunning lights to variations on A Christmas Carol to Nutcrackers galore, there are many ways to have festive holidays around Chicago.
One key tip: “The good thing is, cookie dough, like us, needs rest.”
A film critic, a manager for a local theater and a food writer who's a major movie buff share their favorites of 2024.
By: Lynnea Domienik
Monarch butterflies are the most iconic butterfly, with their bright orange and black markings, but their populations are threatened by climate change and habitat loss.
Tacos, vegan sloppy joe’s and decadent soft-serve all made the list.
“We still don’t believe it. It was like a dream,” says one Syrian who came to the U.S. as a refugee in 2016.
From coquito to glogg to the Tom & Jerry, there are a lot of delicious drinks to sip on this holiday season.
Flu season is underway, and experts recommend still getting the flu and COVID vaccine, as the benefit will last months.
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