FREE CITY — In a city built on contradictions — where opulence and ruin share an alley, and a five-star meal might be served beneath flickering lights or behind a steel-reinforced door — dining out is more than just a ritual. It’s survival, it’s rebellion, it’s art. Welcome to Free …

FREE CITY, SALTMINES — The Saltmines are not a place you stumble into. They are where you end up. A post-industrial no-man’s land stretching across Free City’s northeast edge, the Saltmines are more a myth than a district: crumbling chemical plants, refineries turned squats, and ash-laced air thick enough to …

FREE CITY, SALTMINES — They say the air tastes like rust and adrenaline. Somewhere beneath the concrete husk of what was once a nuclear command post, over a hundred bodies twist and collide beneath pulsing red light. This is DESCENT // X-13, a rave that defies the laws of the …

FREE CITY — Hank Malone was once known for slipping through bank vaults. Now, he's vanished into thin air. The 53-year-old former career criminal — who rebranded himself in recent years as a bestselling true crime blogger, speaker, and self-proclaimed redemption story — has been missing since Saturday afternoon. He …

FREE CITY — What began as a celebration of freedom ended in bloodshed early Sunday morning, when masked gunmen stormed The Saintless, a notorious strip club in Free City’s Chapels district, leaving five dead, eight injured, and one man abducted in a brazen, military-style assault. Shortly after midnight, chaos shattered …

FREE CITY — When Isaiah Cedrick, known to many simply as “Zay,” walked out of Prison Isle’s gates last week, the city barely noticed. But for those who remember the media firestorm a decade ago — the grainy surveillance footage, the headlines screaming “Hate Crime Horror”, the protests both for …

Starting today, The Maze Monitor will be your #1 source for important stories from in and around Free City. We will keep you updated with the latest crime, wanted criminals, and much more on the News channel. May god bless all of our souls, Your Mayor, Malcolm Greaves