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Andy Shaw: Chicago doesn’t need another anti-violence bureaucracy – Crain’s
Gun violence is a serious crisis. But a serious crisis demands serious management and demonstrable results — not just a call for more bureaucracy.
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· Jun 30, 2026
Editorial: Trump is a troll. But he's correct that lots of killing is going on in Chicago
As we wrote here last week, public safety must ultimately fall on the shoulders of Chicago mayors. More bureaucracy — in the form of the new stand-alone Department of Gun Violence Reduction — while well-intentioned, isn’t the panacea to what...
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Related coverage for "Andy Shaw: Chicago doesn’t need another anti-violence bureaucracy – Crain’s": Wirepoints — Who Stabbed You in the Back? – Eric Allie for Illinois Policy. KLIX News Radio – Twin Falls — Vote Idaho as America’s Sharpest Looking State Police Car. Toronto Sun — JONAH GOLDBERG: New York mayor ignoring 40 centuries of economic lessons. Portside — What Can Cities Learn From Baltimore’s Extraordinary Decline in Violence?. ArcaMax — Editorial: Trump is a troll. But he's correct that lots of killing is going on in Chicago. RAPPLER — [OPINION] Beyond blame: Building schools that see, listen, and care