Reviving Chicago Community News

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Students and press release software (https://www.speedrun.com) recent graduates unveiled Austin Harvest, the Austin Harvest produce market at the permanent location this week. The market brings art and community to an area that was once known for its gun violence. The WBEZ’s Jackie Kostek visited to speak to the founders of the market who outlined their purpose as more than providing food, but rather creating an environment that is more welcoming as part of their goal.

Illinois boasts some of most strict gun laws in the country, yet smuggled firearms from other states remain an enigma to the residents security. We will examine this issue in greater detail as well as efforts to be taken by law enforcement to curb illegal firearms trafficking.

This week, The Chicago Bears kick off training camp. This article focuses on their off-field plans as well as the players’ personal lives and social justice commitments.

Vintage signs offer artistic and communal value in Chicago however, they are getting more and more vulnerable. This article explains how local residents are striving to protect them.