A violent Independence Day weekend has Chicagoans worried about violent crime, but it was a spike and not a trend. Crime is ...

There is one map of Chicago. It repeats itself over and over again. ... rates of violent crime, pharmacy closures, COVID-19 cases and deaths, and the list goes on and on. ...

Fourteen people were injured and four were killed in a drive-by shooting outside a lounge in Chicago's River North ...

As of mid-2024, robbery rates in the U.S. have varied widely across cities, with some urban areas experiencing particularly high levels of this crime.

Murders in Chicago have decreased 29% compared with 2021, and most types of other violent crime also continue to fall. A map showing homicides by community area comparing 2024 to 2019. City of ...

Chicago's 41st Ward Alderman Anthony Napolitano slammed the sanctuary city's ... They're ignoring the crime rate because ... The homicide rate per 100,000 residents in the city was five ...

The murder rate was up 3% in 2021 compared with 2020 and criminal sexual assault was up a disturbing 27%, according to crime statistics. Compared to pre-pandemic and pre-Black Lives Matter 2019 ...

Look at any map of Chicago measuring crime or poverty, and you’ll see a disheartening picture: The communities with less economic opportunity have more crime. This is not a new revelation ...

The rate peaked at 4.2 as transit use dropped to a low point in 2021. After three years of partial ridership recovery, the CTA’s violent crime rate for the first half of this year was 3.4.

With a population of almost 1.1 million, Sub-Chicago would itself be one of America’s largest cities, and, with a homicide rate of 51.2—almost double Chicago’s 2016 citywide rate—it would be in the ...

The rate began creeping up in 2016 as violent crime increased in many city neighborhoods, then soared in 2020 after ridership plummeted upon the pandemic’s arrival. The rate peaked at 4.2 as ...