This week, before taking the stage at Lollapalooza this Thursday, Luke Combs made a pit stop at Skydeck Chicago in the Willis Tower, formerly known as the Sears Tower, which has the famous see-through ...

As he prepares to take the stage Thursday night at Lollapalooza, country music star Luke Combs hilariously refused to step on ...

In a video shared by himself and the Skydeck at Willis Tower on Instagram, Combs visited the famous glass-floor observation ...

With the college football season less than a month away, it won't be long before ESPN reporter Molly McGrath is back in the ...

The Sears Tower/Willis Tower situation is like my childhood friend Danny. In the 6th grade he went off to summer camp, just to come back with a new name: DJ. Suddenly, I didn't like him anymore.

A Willis Tower spokesman Bill Utter clarified Thursday that it was a protective coating, not glass, that cracked – as it sometimes does. “At no time whatsoever was the integrity of the ...

Willis Tower still dominates Chicago’s skyline 49 years after its construction, but when Blackstone bought it for $1.3 billion in 2015, the iconic structure inspired more awe than affection ...

Things To Do Willis Tower’s renovated Skydeck opens Friday, offering a unique Chicago experience for tourists and locals alike. Here’s a sneak peek. Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune 1 of 16 ...

Willis Tower, formerly known as Sears Tower, had threatened to hold onto its top U.S. spot after a design change for the needle on top of the World Trade Center raised the question of whether it ...

Willis Tower was the nation’s tallest building until 2014, when it was knocked off that pedestal by One World Trade Center in New York City. “At the time it was done, it stood out.

Willis Tower, downtown’s 1,450 ft. stack of architecture, engineering, commerce and civic pride, turns 40 next year. If you are of a certain age, that milestone might be as jarring as the fact ...

UPDATE: 11/12/2013 12:05 p.m. CHICAGO (CBS) -- The Willis Tower on Tuesday lost the title of the tallest building in the United States to the new World Trade center in New York.