Kyra Senese

5 days ago | chicago.suntimes.com | Kyra Senese |Emmanuel Camarillo

El mejor lugar para cobertura de noticias y cultura latina en Chicago. El área de Chicago permanece bajo una advertencia de calor extremo hasta la noche del lunes, con una temperatura máxima que se espera sea cercana al récord de 97 grados para el 23 de junio en Chicago. El índice de calor —que tiene en cuenta la temperatura y la humedad para dar una idea de cuán caluroso se siente— podría alcanzar los 101 grados.

5 days ago | wbez.org | Kyra Senese |Emmanuel Camarillo

The oppressive heat that settled over Chicago this weekend is expected to stick around for at least another day, sending temperatures and heat indices soaring before brief respite arrives in the form of storms. The Chicago area is under an extreme heat warning until very late Monday night. High temperatures during the day Monday are expected to climb near the record for June 23 of 97 degrees. Heat index values — a combination temps and humidity — could be as high as 101 degrees.

5 days ago | chicago.suntimes.com | Kyra Senese |Emmanuel Camarillo

The oppressive heat that settled over Chicago this weekend is expected to stick around for at least another day, sending temperatures and heat indices soaring before brief respite arrives in the form of storms. The Chicago area is under an extreme heat warning until very late Monday night. High temperatures during the day Monday are expected to climb near the record for June 23 of 97 degrees. Heat index values — a combination temps and humidity — could be as high as 101 degrees.

1 month ago | chicago.suntimes.com | Kyra Senese

Community members and veterans gathered Monday morning near the statue of General John A. Logan in Grant Park to honor the nation’s fallen soldiers at the 29th annual Maj. Gen. John A. Logan Memorial Day Commemoration. The bronze statue, erected in 1897, honors Logan’s service as a Union commander during the Civil War and his later career as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate. Retired Air Force Maj. Gen.

2 months ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Kyra Senese

Share The pink and white petals of Jackson Park’s cherry blossom trees made a timely appearance this year — a return to “normal” after more muted spring seasons in recent years. Experts say the blooms’ timing and length remain at the mercy of changing weather patterns. “This year’s emergence of flowering cherry trees is more typical than what we’ve seen in recent years,” said Spencer Campbell, plant clinic manager at the Morton Arboretum in Lisle.