New and Rejuvenating Chicago Community News

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Students and recent graduates launched their new Austin Harvest produce market at its permanent site this week. The market brings artwork and a sense of community in an area once known for gun violence. News anchors from WBEZ Jackie Kostek visited to speak to the Founders of the Market who explained their mission as not just offering food, but also creating an environment that is more welcoming as one of their goals.

Illinois boasts some of the strictest gun laws in the nation, but smuggled guns from neighboring states still pose an enigma to the residents the safety of. This issue is examined more deeply and the measures that law enforcement agencies are making to stop the illegal trafficking of firearms.

This week this week, this week, the Chicago Press Bears kick off training camp. Here, we look at their off-field plans as well as their personal lives and social justice responsibilities.

Vintage signs offer aesthetic and a sense of community in Chicago However, they are becoming more prone to damage. This article explains how certain residents are trying to ensure their preservation.