Chicago has been in the national spotlight as President Trump has called it a "hell hole" because of widespread violence. The city saw a rise in shootings in recent years. But the latest numbers indicate a possible turnaround.
A review of data shows the fewest murders between June-August of 2025 in 60 years. Overall violent crime is also way down. We talk with a reporter about the numbers.
Also:
* Molly Ashford reports why food travels so far to get to our plates.
* We visit a specialty book store that is dedicated to cook books.
* Vashti Reed introduces us to some Roller Derby participants helping to keep the sport alive.
* Eric Stock reports on a trained weather spotter who has built a following in central Illinois.
