Chicago
Chicago Street Report – July 21, 2025 On a hot Monday evening, the City of Chicago made its priorities clear: tow cars for tourist revenue, lie to police about tow truck availability, and let violence, drugs, and exploitation flourish. At…
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White Drug Addict … bet he is from out of town … source
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by Eileen Wieneke Mayor Johnson’s rationale for vetoing Superintendent Snelling’s authority to implement Snap Curfews is a complete farce. This has nothing to do with “criminalizing children” and everything to do with protecting them. He and the majority of the…
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Chicago – 11:00 a.m. July 14, 2025 … beer bottles, parks, rabbits, railings, scooters, silos, maintenance, money, carp, egress, paint, progress, homeless, politicians, NGOs, corruption, action, excuses … Monday morning in the neighborhood began warmly, but the closer one looked,…
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Chicago – This is a message from the Chicago Department of Buildings to inform you of the beginning of demolition activity at 2900 South Damon Avenue, also known as the Damon Silos site. Demolition begins on Monday, July 14, 2025…
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Chicago Street Report SubX.News | July 9, 2025 | Chicago’s streets delivered a brutal reckoning Wednesday — a day that began with teenagers bleeding on the Dan Ryan and ended with blood at a dead-end on Wilcox. In between, Milwaukee…
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Chicago Street Reports SubX.News | July 8 2025 Tuesday in Chicago delivered another day of the same: people shot dead, others dumped at hospitals barely alive, billion-dollar towers overlooking billion-dollar tent camps, open-air drug markets operating in daylight, and flooded…
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Chicago Street Reports SubX.News | July 7, 2025 | Monday began solemnly, as the Chicago Police Department marked the anniversary of Officer Thor Odin Soderberg’s death, recalling his Army service and dedication to the force. But as the day unfolded,…
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Chicago Street Reports – SubX.News | July 1, 2025 Out here on the streets Chicago is a damn mess. The Magnificent Mile? More like a crime-ridden ghost town. Dodging vagrants, drug dealers, and plywood-covered stores while the city pretends everything’s…
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The City of Chicago released its 2024 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) on June 30 with the same political strategy it always deploys: soften the blow, blame external forces, and quietly hope nobody reads past the headline. WTTW obliged. “Chicago…
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