Spike in Gun Violence Rocks New York and Chicago Over Father's Day Weekend

Multiple shootings leave several dead and dozens injured as both cities grapple with rising crime rates.

New York City witnessed a series of shootings, including a triple shooting in Upper Manhattan that left two dead and one injured.
Chicago faced a violent weekend with at least 72 people shot, including multiple mass shootings in Englewood and Humboldt Park.
Authorities in both cities are investigating the incidents, with no arrests made so far.
Community leaders and officials are calling for increased violence prevention efforts and community outreach.
The spike in violence coincides with the onset of summer, historically a period of increased crime rates.