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Recent graduates and students presented an Austin Harvest produce market at its permanent location earlier this week. The market brings the arts and a sense of community to an area that was once known for its gun violence. The WBEZ's Jackie Kostek visited to speak to its founders who describe their mission not just as providing food, but creating an environment that is more welcoming as part of their goal.

Illinois is home to some of the strictest gun laws in the United States, but guns smuggled from neighboring states still pose the risk to its citizens' safety. This issue is examined in greater detail and the measures being taken by law enforcement to stop illegal gun trafficking.

This week, the Chicago Bears kick off training camp. Here, we look at their off-field plans as much as their personal lives and amgen press release (Https://www.diigo.com) social justice obligations.

Vintage signs offer artistic and communal value in Chicago, but are becoming more prone to damage. We will look at the ways in which some residents are working hard to ensure their preservation.