Who’s Running this City Anyway: Mass Murder, Bike Lanes and Potholes
SubX.News® Street Report – April 10, 2026 Chicago insists nobody is above the law. Ride the streets with a scanner and open eyes long enough, and you see the truth: plenty act like they are, and too many leaders let…
Read More
SubX.News® Street Report – April 9, 2026 The day didn’t break Chicago. It just showed how much pressure the system is already under. From mid-afternoon into the night, Thursday unfolded as a continuous line—economy, disorder, violence, politics—each piece feeding the…
Read More
SubX.News® Street Report – April 8, 2026 While the Chicago Board of Education spent its afternoon arguing about a federal Trump-backed tax‑credit program, the rest of the city was busy bleeding, crashing, and dodging potholes. On paper, the board meeting…
Read More
SubX.News® Street Report – April 7, 2026 The city starts the day with the execution of a 16 year old on the Southside, and spends the next twelve hours proving it is not a glitch. Cameras, scanners, and the street…
Read More
We have had multiple weeks of increases in crime that means more violence now than this time last year. The latest Chicago Police data shows crime is above last year in the most serious categories. Based on the official Chicago…
Read More
SubX.News® Street Report – April 6, 2026 From an empty downtown at rush hour to 12‑inch potholes, drug use outside gleaming nonprofits, and tents in “fancy” neighborhoods, a few hours drive on a Monday evening showed a city whose promises…
Read More
SubX.News® Crime Report 2026 is no longer tracking below recent years — it is moving back toward them. The early gap that made it look like crime was “down” has been erased week by week. The same pattern seen in…
Read More
May your heart be filled with joy and peace. Resurrection of Christ
Read More
SubX.News® Street Report April 3, 2026 Good Friday in Chicago played out on the streets as a running indictment of budgets, violence and faith. The day’s horror started early in the west suburbs. Just before 9 a.m. in Oak Park,…
Read More