Reviving Chicago Community News

The new breed of journalist is leading the charge to revitalize local news coverage, and help to mitigate threats to democracy. Our aim is to find unprecedented resources for bolstering proven solutions as well as eradicating long-standing inequities within the coverage of journalism and its practice.

Recent graduates and students recently presented an Austin Harvest produce market at its permanent location this week. It brings artwork and a sense of community in the area which was once infamous for its gun violence. News anchors from WBEZ Jackie Kostek visited to speak with the company's founders, who have described their purpose as more than providing food, but creating an atmosphere that is more welcoming part of their goal.

Illinois boasts some of most strict gun laws in the nation, but smuggled guns from states nearby still pose an enigma to the residents and their safety. We look into this issue more deeply as well as efforts made by law enforcement to stop illegal gun trafficking.

This week this week, this week, the Chicago Bears kick off training camp. This article focuses on their plans off the field as well as their personal lives and social justice obligations.

Vintage signs add artistic and community value in Chicago But they are also becoming increasingly vulnerable. Here we explore how long should a press release be (https://pressez.substack.com/p/the-importance-of-press-releases) local residents are striving to protect them.