CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago's skyline will look a lot different in the next 10 years. ... and Chicago owns that title as the city of skyscrapers, we need to continue to embrace that," Osmond said.

Beneath the towering skyline lies a carefully orchestrated plan that reshaped Chicago from the ground up. This is the story of a bold vision, once overlooked, that came to define a modern metropolis.

Chicago's skyline was ranked as the third-best in the world, while another Midwestern city cracked the top 15 Published July 2, 2024 • Updated on July 3, 2024 at 1:12 pm BOOKMARKER ...

This month: Chicago's best skyline view. Our skyline is globally renowned, but locally we each have our favorite angle. Whether it's driving down DuSable Lake Shore Drive or stopping your bike on ...

Why Chicago’s tell-tale orange skyline is becoming history, plus a look at whether the city will choose to go darker or light up like Disney World.

CHICAGO — Chicago’s famous skyline, renowned for its modern architecture and sweeping lakefront, carries another reputation, one that became glaringly apparent on the morning of October 5, 2023.

The Chicago skyline is visible from the photo’s location at the Indiana Dunes State Park, but the curve of the earth means the bottom of the buildings is obscured. Our fact-check sources: Rona ...

This new immersive art exhibit looks at the Chicago skyline that could have been Cartoonist Klaus pays homage to the Tribune Tower designs that the local paper passed on 100 years ago. Written by ...

"History will be made in Chicago June 17-19, 2021 as the city skyline will illuminate Red in honor of Juneteenth following a year marked by racial justice," said Clerk Iris Y. Martinez in a statement.

Chicago is in the middle of the Mississippi Flyway, a round-trip bird migration route that sees over 300 bird species each year. Birds eat all day to save up nutrients and fat to make their long ...

Chicago skyline to light up for Juneteenth The lighting is a part of a series of events hosted by Cook County commemorating June 19, 1865, when the last enslaved people were freed in Galveston, Texas.