Rain Feeds the Fire of Drugs, Crime, and Murder
CHICAGO — SubXNews Street Reports June 18, 2025 The rain came hard, but the fire was already burning. Across Chicago, storms rolled through while shootings, stabbings, thefts, and open-air drug use continued without pause. On the West Side, floodwaters mixed…
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CHICAGO — On June 12, 2025, Chicago descended deeper into dysfunction, as residents across the South and West Sides endured another day of gunfire, brazen theft, and public drug use — while city officials blocked off downtown during rush hour…
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Street Siege in LA: Immigration Protests Erupt into Riot as Rioters Trap CHP Below 101 Freeway By @drkugler | https://t.co/FA5Tcn6fs7 | June 9, 2025 Downtown Los Angeles turned into a war zone this weekend as immigration protests spiraled into full-blown…
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The recent ICE protests in Chicago and Los Angeles expose a dangerous turn in America’s immigration debate—one where symbolism trumps substance, laws are recast as oppression, and public officials play both sides while working-class citizens get left behind. What began…
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Street Reports Chicago keeps grinding. Through gunfire, busted systems, and broken trust, the city’s working class never quits. But June 6 delivered a cruel blow: Officer Krystal Rivera was shot and killed by her partner’s bullet during a chaotic encounter…
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Street Reports Chicago didn’t break on June 5—it was already broken. But yesterday, everything spilled out at once: another cop killed, the transit system out of control, random attacks, drug abuse, reckless driving, and violent criminals operating freely in broad…
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Migrant Killers … how many murders have this city covered up … we said this was a bad area even the media said it wasn’t now we have the proof it was Offender Charged with July 2024 Murder of 26-Year-Old…
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Nineteen members of the Chicago City Council are demanding transparency from Mayor Brandon Johnson after learning that his administration quietly hired consulting giant Ernst & Young to “scour the budget for efficiencies” — at a cost of $3.185 million to…
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Arlasa Davis, a USDA employee responsible for identifying SNAP fraud allegedly SOLD hundreds of EBT numbers enabling over $36 million in fraudulent SNAP redemptions at unauthorized stores Michael Kehoe reportedly orchestrated a network that supplied the approximately 160 unauthorized EBT…
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Cook County officials are hiding the simplest of truths: how many death certificates they issued last year. What began as a routine Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) inquiry has turned into a full-blown confrontation with a triad of government entities…
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