Chicago seeing a drop in homicides as 2023 nears end, but not in every neighborhood – Chicago Tribune/MSN

A review of Chicago Police Department data on the district level shows that killings have actually increased or remained flat in many of the neighborhoods that have historically struggled the most with violence. That may be because the downturn in fatal and nonfatal shootings has coincided with a huge spike in armed robberies and carjackings across the city, and police have shuffled resources around to deal with it — sometimes at the expense of the most troubled areas.