Crime
SubX.News® Free Press History Editorial cartoons have long been journalism’s sharpest scalpels—tools meant to puncture pretensions, not polish them. They were born to mock power, not market it. From James Gillray’s grotesque kings to Thomas Nast’s takedown of Boss Tweed,…
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Double Homicide – Auburn Gresham 8155 S. Marshfield Ave | 6th District | October 22, 2025 – 7:56 a.m. The Scene Inside 8155 S. Marshfield Ave. Before daylight touched Auburn Gresham, gunfire ripped through a narrow apartment building — three…
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(Chicago) Four people were injured early Friday when multiple gunmen, including at least one armed with a rifle, opened fire from two vehicles along the Division Street nightlife corridor early Friday morning, striking four people on the sidewalk. The shooting…
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Chicago SubX.News® Street Report Oct 3, 2025 Under 89-degree heat and gridlocked expressways, the city cracked open into scenes of violence across every corner. From a Little Caesars parking lot in Little Village, to a road-rage killing on the South…
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(Chicago) SubX.News Street Report | Sept 10, 2025 Remember and Honor the Victims of 9-11 Chicago carried assassination headlines, a Brinks truck shootout, sheriff squads boxing Wabash, and rat alerts all in one day. From downtown to McKinley Park, the…
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SubX.News Street Reports Aug 13, 2025 The late afternoon started with a run through the heart of downtown — the 4:30 p.m. live update on Chicago’s collapsing economy, the city’s crime spiral, and the migrant situation that keeps spilling into…
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Chicago’s impotence was on full display today as a single man took over a federal building with a knife, holding downtown hostage for nearly nine hours, while Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order to deploy teams of social workers…
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Federal agents in Chicago arrest Jose Luis Mendoza-Gonzalez on July 19, 2025. (Department of Homeland Security) The government and media got it wrong. When a woman’s body was found bleached and stuffed in a trash can, the man accused of…
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Chicago – Scene After the Shooting … A man scrubs blood off the sidewalk after the 82nd and Houston mass shooting — Saturday, July 19, 2025. Photo by John Kugler SubX.News In one of the bloodiest weekends of the year,…
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Chicago’s Mayor Brandon Johnson has long been comfortable associating with figures tied to the most extreme fringe of American left‑wing militancy — including Bill Ayers, co‑founder of the Weather Underground, a group the FBI labeled a domestic terrorist organization. On…
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