Midwest heat wave tests residents across the region
A second straight hot day grips the Midwest with Chicago hitting 98 degrees as many cities open cooling centers. The National Weather Service warns of dangerous heat index values up to 110 115 degrees. Schools consider early dismissal and fire hydrants are urged to stay closed in Kalamazoo while Minnesota faces storms and power outages. zoos provide shade and ice treats for animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midwest
Darrell Taylor
National Weather Service
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Missouri
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
The
Weather Service
Josh Weiss
Meryle Davie-Hawthorne
Kalamazoo
City of Kalamazoo
St. Louis
Minnesota
St. Paul
Falcon Heights
Xcel Energy
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Lincoln Park Zoo
Judge pauses Biden immigration plan in Texas ruling
In McAllen, a federal judge’s administrative stay blocks the Keeping Families Together program for 14 days amid a multi-state lawsuit led by Texas and Iowa. Applicants like Oscar Silva face uncertainty as DHS says processing continues and preorder parole remains unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcallen
Texas
Joe Biden
U.S
Oscar Silva
Silva
Natalie
Biden
J. Campbell Barker
Barker
Florida Immigrant Coalition
Iowa
Congress
Ken Paxton
Department of Homeland Security
Department
Israeli rescues Gaza hostage after 326 days of captivity
Beersheba Israel Qaid Farhan Alkadi 52 speaks from a hospital after being found alive underground in a southern Gaza tunnel by Israeli forces. He is the eighth hostage freed since October 7 and the first found alive underground. hundreds remain captive as mediators seek a cease fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaza
Israel
Beersheba
Qaid Farhan Alkadi
Hamas
Alkadi
Isaac Herzog
Daniel Hagari
Iran signals openness to renewed talks on nuclear program
Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said there is no harm in engaging with the United States and urged caution with the enemy. He set red lines for talks under reformist President Masoud Pereshkian, noting past limits from the 2015 nuclear deal while tensions in the Middle East persist amid the Israel Hamas conflict and U.S. election prep. Indirect talks have occurred via Oman and Qatar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Iran
United States
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Masoud Pereshkian
Washington
Tehran
Pereshkian
Middle East
U.S
Khamenei
Pereshkian’s Cabinet, “Do Not Trust the Enemy.” Khamenei
Donald Trump
Oman
Qatar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philadelphia
St. Sabina Catholic Church
Shedd Aquarium
Associated Press
Emma Erk
River Park
Chicago Sun-Times
162Nd
Itzik Cohen