Real-time homicide tracking across the United States. Every city. Every case. Always on. Like The Weather Channel, but for the thing nobody wants to talk about.
The FBI publishes homicide statistics 12 to 18 months after the fact. By the time you see the numbers, the story is ancient history. We track it as it happens.
A real-time map of every reported homicide in the United States. City-by-city, state-by-state. Zoom in on your neighborhood or zoom out for the national picture.
The biggest cases get dedicated coverage pages. Background, timeline, suspects, evidence. Updated as facts emerge, not weeks later in a podcast recap.
Set your home city and get a persistent feed of local homicide activity. Trends, patterns, clearance rates. Know what's happening where you live.
Statistical models that identify emerging patterns and high-risk periods. The weather has a five-day forecast. Violent crime has patterns too.
The Weather Channel made meteorological data into something people watch all day. We're doing the same thing with the data nobody else will touch.
21,000 people are killed in the United States every year. Nearly half of those cases go unsolved. Someone should be paying attention. That's us.