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SubX.News® Street Report March 24, 2026 Something isn’t lining up in Chicago. On the same day, there was marijuana smoking in front of police in the Loop. Empty storefronts stretched across major corridors, and a near-deserted former “bicycle highway” in…
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Crime Report March 24 2026 At the start of the year, crime was significantly down — but that lead has disappeared fast. This is not “back to normal” — it is a reversal in direction. Just weeks ago, year-to-date numbers…
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SubX.News® Street Report March 23, 2026 The drive started downtown, cutting through Michigan Avenue and Ontario, where the first thing that stood out wasn’t crime—it was absence. Storefront after storefront sat empty. Plywood. For Lease signs. Dark glass where businesses…
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Chicago Teachers Union Tries to Dismiss Financial Records Lawsuit SubX.News® Corruption Report Chicago Teachers Union Tries to Dismiss Financial Records Lawsuit … Judge Says Produce the Records A Cook County judge shut down the Chicago Teachers Union’s attempt to end…
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March 21st the tornado happen March 10th 2026. Solar Farm, Damaged areas and Houses/Trees by the Kankakee River Aroma Park tornado damage. March 21st the tornado happen March 10th 2026. Solar Farm, Damaged areas and Houses/Trees by the Kankakee River…
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SubX.News® Crime Report Three dead teens in three days. The supposed 71% murder “drop” from January is officially gone. While the Mayor’s office claims it is “committed” to public safety, City Hall just fired its top public safety leadership team.…
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SubX.News® Street Report March 18, 2026 Three teenage shootings in roughly twelve hours — two dead, one in critical condition — and by the time it was over, the last body dropped on the North Side by the lake. This…
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SubX.News® Street Report On Chicago’s primary election day, March 17, 2026, while political leaders focused on turnout numbers and control of public spending, two young men were shot—one fatally—and multiple stolen vehicles tore through city streets, injuring civilians and damaging…
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SubX.News® Street Report March 16, 2026 On a brittle late‑winter afternoon in Chicago, the city’s contradictions unfolded block by block, as visible and unyielding as the potholes that scar its streets. Protected bike lanes—touted as emblems of progressive urbanism and…
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Chicago SubX.News® Street Report In one day and a few city blocks, we taxpayers keep paying while drains stay clogged, streets flood, pumps break, bike lanes drown, and the system stays soft on troublemakers but hard on regular people. It’s…
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