SubX.News® Street Report – April 16, 2026 First break in the illusion came just after lunch in the Loop, when someone jumped from a building at 235 West Van Buren, between Wells and Franklin. Police and fire trucks crowded the…
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SubX.News® Street Report – April 15, 2026 Student gunned down at bus stop after school. Eric “EK” Billups (16) a Hyde Park Academy student was executed at a bus stop on 63rd & Stony on April 15, 2026, just minutes…
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Eric “EK” Billups (16) a Hyde Park Academy student was executed at a bus stop on 63rd & Stony on April 15, 2026, just minutes after school let out. He and his girlfriend were walking to the bus when a…
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SubX.News® Street Report – April 14, 2026 It’s hot, sticky, and wrong in Chicago. 82 degrees in mid-April. Tornado watches over the suburbs. The scanner is rolling nonstop. I’m driving the blocks with the mic on and Bluetooth half-working, watching…
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SubX.News® Crime Report After weeks of rising violence, Chicago crime is no longer just rebounding — it is now clearly increasing above last year’s levels. What began as a sharp drop in early 2026 has been erased week by week,…
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Final Demonized Tally: 1 killed, 29 wounded2025 weekend tally: 4 killed, 16 wounded2024 weekend tally: 11 killed, 42 wounded2023 weekend tally: 14 killed, 30 wounded2022 weekend tally: 1 killed, 19 wounded2021 weekend tally: 8 killed, 23 wounded2020 weekend tally: 6…
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SubX.News® Crime Report – April 13, 2026 @ 630am Chicago Violence Totals (Apr 10–Apr 13, 2026) 30 victims shot | 1 shooting homicide | 4 other fatalities/death investigations Weekend started with shots fired into a CTA bus on the South…
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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…
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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…
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