Gun violence rates falling in Chicago and across America

Gun violence rates, particularly in neighborhoods like Roseland, Chicago, have shown a significant decrease this year compared to previous years. Violence interruption groups like Chicago CRED, who work to prevent violence before it occurs, are being credited for the decline. Other cities in America have also witnessed a drop in murder rates, indicating a potential end to the spike in violence that began in 2020. Experts attribute the decrease to the resumption of normalcy after the disruptions caused by the pandemic, including the reopening of schools and the restoration of social services.