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Chicago sees highest crime year post-pandemic

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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson during a news conference. Facebook / Chicago Mayor's Office Chicago is looking at its highest crime rates since before the COVID-19 pandemic, leading some to question the criminal justice system's overall effectiveness.  While Chicago has seenmurdersdrop by 10 percent in 2023, other major crimes have significantly increased. Car thefts are up … Chicago sees highest crime year post-pandemic Read More »

Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group

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