Do We Have a Black Serial Killer putting Woman’s Bodies in Garbage Cans on the Southside of Chicago

July 29, 2026

SubX.News® Crime Report Chicago police insist there is no evidence connecting two disturbing discoveries on the city’s South Side this month. Many South Side residents are not convinced. The latest case began Monday morning, July 27, when Chicago Department of…

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Murders in Chicago jumped 200% last week, pushing the city’s year-to-date killing total above last year’s pace for the first time in 2026

July 29, 2026

Chicago Murders Last 7 Days … 9 vs 3 (+200%) Year to Year … Murders Rise Above Last Year’s Pace as Chicago’s Early Crime Advantage Vanishes … Week 30 Report SubX.News® Crime Report | July 29, 2026 During the week…

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The Black Exodus … Chicago Demographics: Who Is Leaving

July 28, 2026

SubX.News® Population Report 72% of Chicago residents are not Black79% are U.S. born (2025 Census estimate)Approximately 2.73 million residents Chicago’s largest long-term demographic decline has been the loss of Black residents, a trend often referred to as Black Flight. The…

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150% Increase in Chicago Gun Deaths … Weekend Ends with 10 Dead 25 Wounded … Chicago Again Leads the Nation in Weekend Shootings

July 27, 2026

SubX.News® Crime Report | Jul. 27, 2026 Chicago’s weekend ended with 10 people dead and 25 wounded after a series of shootings, traffic fatalities, and other violent incidents across the city. Chicago also led the nation in weekend shooting incidents.…

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Friday Morning Ride in McKinley Park: One Crooked Faucet And How The City Really Works

July 24, 2026

Amateur Hour City Contracting and Liberal Policing Keep Taxpayer Dollars Flowing to the Wrong People SubX.News® It’s a few minutes before six in the morning, Friday, July 24, 2026. I’m on my bike in McKinley Park. I didn’t stretch. I…

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Brick Walls, Soft Promises in the City That Won’t Change

June 19, 2026

SubX.News® Street Report – June 18, 2026 On the night an old Chevy van plowed into a brick wall in a Jewel Osco parking lot that everybody on the street already knows as a dope spot, Chicago’s leaders were busy…

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General Order No. 3

June 19, 2026

issued by Union Major General Gordon Granger on June 19, 1865, in Galveston, Texas, proclaimed that all enslaved people in Texas were free. This decree enforced the Emancipation Proclamation in the state, marking the effective end of legalized slavery in…

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Chicago’s ‘Equity’ Mayor vs. Street Reality

June 16, 2026

SubX.News® Street Report – June 15, 2026 Four fifty-seven on a Monday in June. Downtown Chicago is supposed to be humming. The workday is ending. Office towers are emptying out. Cabs are cutting across lanes.Workers are hunting for their cars.…

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“It Was Just a Joke”: Why the ‘Asian Eyes’ Gesture at the World Cup Still Matters

June 15, 2026

SubX.News® Commentary When a South Korean influencer turned her camera on herself to celebrate her team’s World Cup victory in Mexico, the last thing she expected to capture was the man behind her pulling his fingers at the corners of…

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Chicago Under Tornado Warnings, But Downtown Feels Abandoned

June 12, 2026

SubX.News® Street Report – June 11, 2026 As tornado warnings marched across Illinois and northwest Indiana Thursday evening, downtown Chicago looked less like the front yard of a major city and more like an emptied-out set waiting for the next…

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