Shootings in Chicago are concentrated in the summer, yes. That's only part of the story.

Crain's Chicago Business reported on new research findings from The University of Chicago Urban Labs Crime Lab about a spike in violence in Chicago during the summer months.

“We have a lot of data that points us to the specific places that are most likely to experience high rates of gun violence, and we should use that data to inform decision-making, policymaking (and) investment decisions,” said Kim Smith, director of programs at the Crime Lab. 

Read the full piece here.