Chicago Sun-Times - 2024-06-07

• HAPPY TRAIS TO YO! SAJAK MOVES ON
• PILSEN’S ST. ADALBERT CHURCH CLOSER TO LANDMARK STATUS
• MISSING — BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN
• Ethics ordinance against campaign contributi­ons to mayoral candidates advances in Council
• Child welfare worker who handled A.J. Freund case gets 6 months in jail
• DePaul adjunct professor fired for optional assignment on how ‘genocide in Gaza’ impacts health and biology
• California man held in stabbing of woman near Union Station
• CALUMET FISHERIES SET TO REOPEN SATURDAY AFTER DEVASTATIN­G FIRE
• Japanese streetwear brand BAPE opens Chicago store on Oak St.
• Breaking down partisan talking points on state budget
• Every Chicagoan can help make our summers safer from gun violence
• Don’t forget how Trump mishandled the pandemic
• TWISTS UPON TWISTS
• Great marriage is disrupted by spark from an old flame
• HOROSCOPES: JUNE 7, 2024
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• 1st woman chancellor of Austria was legal expert
• ISRAELI STRIKE KILLS AT LEAST 33 AT A GAZA SCHOOL THE MILITARY CLAIMS WAS BEING USED BY HAMAS
• WIDOW OF BEAU BIDEN TELLS JURORS IN HUNTER BIDEN’S GUN TRIAL THAT SHE THREW FIREARM IN TRASH CAN
• Netanyahu set to address U.S. Congress on July 24
• No. 97 THE STAGE IS HIS
• Key players sit out with injuries
• Chiefs DL stable after cardiac arrest
• THEY HAVEN’T GOT TIME FOR THE PAIN
• BEST IS YET TO COME?
• WILLIAMS ON THE RIGHT TRACK
• NO PLACE LIKE HOME
• Sky say man hurled expletives
• CELTS ROLL OVER MAVS
• REDS 8, CUBS 4 PATIENCE PAYING OFF
• Wicks willing to pitch in any way he can
• SOX BEAT PLAYERS STILL BACK PEDRO
• 14-game skid sets franchise record

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