Duct Tape City: Selective Fixes, Silent Streets, and Open‑Air Drug Markets
Who’s Running this City Anyway: Mass Murder, Bike Lanes and Potholes
CHICAGO — When gunfire erupted on May 7, 2025, at 742 North Spaulding Avenue in Chicago’s Humboldt Park, leaving a 25-year-old and a 26-year-old male wounded, it marked another grim chapter in the city’s struggle with gang and drug violence.…
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What do you guys think … When’s the last time you seen him riding in his CTA without a security detail … heck when’s the last time you seen him doing anything without his security detail … HiHo #Mayor is…
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CHICAGO – A slogan closely associated with Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration, “BUILD BETTER TOGETHER,” has appeared on a taxpayer-funded construction sign and in a residential neighborhood, raising questions about the potential misuse of public resources for campaign purposes. SubXNews has…
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“Combating the unacceptable level of gang violence in the Chicago area has been and will continue to be a top priority in our office,” said U.S. Attorney Andrew S. Boutros. Wednesday, May 7, 2025justice.gov U.S. Attorney’s Office, Northern District of…
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Chicago's Urban Battlefield: A Day in the Life of Systemic Decay Where Kids Get Shot Leaving School By @drkuglerMay 5, 2025 Key Points: – A triple shooting at Bulls College Prep reveals the deep-seated violence plaguing Chicago's school system –…
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Lock Them Up! The issue of a broken public school system, highlighted a decade ago, has only gotten worse. The school system I used to work with has failed the children of Chicago, and it starts with the Chicago Teachers…
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On a Saturday night in Chicago’s Fulton Market, the scene looks electric: a long line of people waits outside a business, the city lights glow in the background, and the energy of the West Loop’s trendy district is palpable. A…
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Chicago’s reported drop in crime masks a grimmer reality: manipulated statistics, under reported violence, and systemic inequities continue to devastate Black communities, challenging the city’s narrative of progress. • Misleading statistics distort Chicago’s reported declines in crime and overdoses, ignoring…
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On May 2, 2025, three teens were shot at 205 S Hoyne Ave, steps from Bulls College Prep on Chicago’s Near West Side, raising urgent questions about student safety and school accountability. SubxNews video footage, posted at 5:12 PM on…
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