Top Chicago news: Heat weave could bring blackouts; venerable pizzeria reopens after show of support
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Chicago's John Paul Stevens, longtime leader of Supreme Court’s liberal wing, dies at 99
The former antitrust lawyer from Chicago became the third-longest-serving justice on the high court before his retirement in 2010.
Read the full story on Washington Post.
Triple-digit temperatures could bring blackouts in Chicago
An upcoming heat wave could lead to power outages in the central and eastern U.S., including major metropolitan areas, experts say.
Read the full story on USA TODAY.
Former President Barack Obama surprises students in Chicago
Former President Barack Obama surprised a group of students participating in the Obama Youth Jobs Corps in Chicago.
Read the full story on ABC Chicago, WLS.
Chicago pizzeria reopening due to ‘overwhelming’ support
Father and Son Pizza reopening five days after closing 72 year old restaurant in Logan Square for pick up and delivery only.
Read the full story on Chicago Tribune.
Humboldt Park Lagoon alligator prepped for move to Florida
Reptile expert Frank Robb says he broke down and cried after he caught the Humboldt Park Lagoon alligator. which may be headed for a Florida sanctuary.
Read the full story on Chicago Tribune.
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