Tracking homicides in Chicago
- Albany Park 30 (9.84%)
- Archer Heights 9 (2.95%)
- Armour Square 8 (2.62%)
- Ashburn 35 (11.48%)
- Auburn Gresham 150 (49.18%)
- Austin 305 (100.0%)
- Avalon Park 25 (8.2%)
- Avondale 26 (8.52%)
- Belmont Cragin 41 (13.44%)
- Beverly 3 (0.98%)
- Bridgeport 25 (8.2%)
- Brighton Park 55 (18.03%)
- Burnside 19 (6.23%)
- Calumet Heights 26 (8.52%)
- Chatham 115 (37.7%)
- Chicago Lawn 150 (49.18%)
- Clearing 10 (3.28%)
- Douglas 22 (7.21%)
- Dunning 10 (3.28%)
- East Garfield Park 95 (31.15%)
- East Side 17 (5.57%)
- Edgewater 24 (7.87%)
- Edison Park 1 (0.33%)
- Englewood 187 (61.31%)
- Forest Glen 2 (0.66%)
- Fuller Park 10 (3.28%)
- Gage Park 63 (20.66%)
- Garfield Ridge 13 (4.26%)
- Grand Boulevard 75 (24.59%)
- Greater Grand Crossing 188 (61.64%)
- Hegewisch 6 (1.97%)
- Hermosa 23 (7.54%)
- Humboldt Park 205 (67.21%)
- Hyde Park 16 (5.25%)
- Irving Park 18 (5.9%)
- Jefferson Park 7 (2.3%)
- Kenwood 15 (4.92%)
- Lake View 12 (3.93%)
- Lincoln Park 7 (2.3%)
- Lincoln Square 7 (2.3%)
- Logan Square 44 (14.43%)
- Loop 9 (2.95%)
- Lower West Side 47 (15.41%)
- Mckinley Park 18 (5.9%)
- Montclare 5 (1.64%)
- Morgan Park 44 (14.43%)
- Mount Greenwood 0 (0.0%)
- Near North Side 33 (10.82%)
- Near South Side 13 (4.26%)
- Near West Side 88 (28.85%)
- New City 144 (47.21%)
- North Center 5 (1.64%)
- North Lawndale 155 (50.82%)
- North Park 5 (1.64%)
- Norwood Park 6 (1.97%)
- Oakland 7 (2.3%)
- Ohare 3 (0.98%)
- Portage Park 20 (6.56%)
- Pullman 11 (3.61%)
- Riverdale 39 (12.79%)
- Rogers Park 40 (13.11%)
- Roseland 166 (54.43%)
- South Chicago 116 (38.03%)
- South Deering 42 (13.77%)
- South Lawndale 134 (43.93%)
- South Shore 179 (58.69%)
- Uptown 33 (10.82%)
- Washington Heights 85 (27.87%)
- Washington Park 69 (22.62%)
- West Elsdon 8 (2.62%)
- West Englewood 208 (68.2%)
- West Garfield Park 139 (45.57%)
- West Lawn 16 (5.25%)
- West Pullman 109 (35.74%)
- West Ridge 27 (8.85%)
- West Town 61 (20.0%)
- Woodlawn 82 (26.89%)
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Tracking homicides in Chicago is an ongoing project of the RedEye. This site is updated regularly with information from the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office, the Chicago Police Department and the Chicago Breaking News Center. Information is subject to change. Data points appear Thursdays in RedEye’s print edition.
EveryBlock was a source for 2008 homicide data.
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- or read our primer on visualizing this data.
This application is based on Homicide Report, created for the Los Angeles Times by Ken Schwencke. It was adapted for use in Chicago by Ryan Mark, Chris Groskopf, Joe Germuska and Brian Boyer.
Tracy Swartz wrangles the data and writes the posts.
