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- 79th Street. 79th Street, a name that echoes ominously in the annals of Chicago’s crime history, is a street that has gained a reputation for being one of the most dangerous in the city.
- 63rd Street. Another name that resonates with a chilling familiarity in Chicago’s crime chronicles, has a long and troubled history of violence and crime.
- Division Street. Name that carries a heavy weight in the city of Chicago, is a street that has become synonymous with danger and unpredictability. This bustling thoroughfare, which slices through the city’s West Side, has been the setting for a disconcerting number of accidents and criminal activities, making it a street to approach with caution.
- Lake Shore Drive. Scenic yet notorious stretch of road in Chicago, is often regarded as one of the city’s most dangerous streets. This picturesque roadway, which hugs the shores of Lake Michigan, is a paradox of beauty and danger.
Crime Grade's crime map shows the safest places in the Chicago area in green. The most dangerous areas in the Chicago area are in red, with moderately safe areas in yellow. Crime rates on the map are weighted by the type and severity of the crime.
May 20, 2024 · A cicada map that tracks spottings across the U.S. shows some of the highest sightings have been reported in suburbs west of Chicago, particularly near the Downers Grove area.
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- History of The Town, Church, & Diversey
If we’re counting demons, then yes! And again, not just any demon, but the Devil himself. Now, why would Satan pick St. Michael’s out of all the churches in the world to visit? Well, perhaps out of spite for their choice of patron saint—St. Michael. It could also be because of Chicago’s surprising connections to Satanism. In fact, church of Satan f...
It all began one night in 1970 as St. Michael’s was having an evening mass, just like any other. Then the communion rites began, and worshipers were soon standing and shuffling out of the pews into a line toward the altar, ready to receive the body of Christ in the form of a traditional communion wafer. The pastor stood with the small platter, deli...
The earliest seeds of Old Town were very literal when 19th-century German immigrants moved to the land above North Avenue and began farming celery, potatoes, and cabbage. The area became known as “The Cabbage Patch.” During World War II, Chicago’s Civil Defense Agency dubbed the expanded triangular town a neighborhood defense unit. It also picked u...
Discover the true, not to mention hard to believe, details about the notorious serial killer, HH Holmes, on this 3-hour haunted history Chicago ghost tour on a luxury coach bus.
Jun 18, 2024 · Open run: Tue-Thu 8 PM, Fri-Sat 7 and 10 PM, Sun 7 PM; Second City mainstage, 1616 N. Wells, 312-337-3992, secondcity.com, $39-$115. The cast, under the direction of Rob Wilson, doesn’t shy...
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Aug 23, 2023 · Spend a day on the far North side of town and prepare to be amazed. Little India has been a Chicago staple since the 1970s and is known by locals as a multiethnic corridor—in the West Ridge neighborhood; Devon Avenue is bustling with Indian and Pakistani culture.
