Climbers trek up 103 floors in Willis Tower for SkyRise fundraiser About 1,800 people participated in the annual event, raising more than $1 million for the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab.

Morningstar Credit included the Ferris Bueller-related Skydeck in its $1.4 billion valuation of Blackstone’s Willis Tower.

Along with the newly completed renovation, SOM designed the Willis Tower itself, a superlatively lanky Chicago landmark that, at 1,450-feet-tall, reigned as the tallest building in the world for ...

The incident happened on the Willis Tower's 103rd floor, the location of the tourist attraction Skydeck Chicago where visitors can get a panoramic view of the city, Lake Michigan, and even parts ...

Sky-high experiences like TILT in the John Hancock building and the glass Ledge balconies at Willis Tower offer more than ...

A protective coating on the popular attraction The Ledge cracked on Monday, prompting its immediate closure, but there was no danger to visitors at Willis Tower, according to a representative for t… ...

Visitors to Chicago’s Willis Tower, the city’s tallest building, captured video that appears to show cracks in the glass floor of its SkyDeck ledge 103 floors above ground.. A Willis Tower ...

The Skydeck at Willis Tower, which lets tourists stand on a glass ledge more than 1,500 feet above Chicago, cracked under the weight of visitors late last night. Believe it or not, it’s not that ...

Amputee Climbs 103 Floors Of Chicago's Willis Tower Using Bionic Leg : The Two-Way The leg is connected to neurons in Zac Vawter hamstring, so the leg reacts to his thoughts.

Willis Tower, once the world’s tallest building, now the nation’s second-tallest, is in line for a $500 million facelift, under an ambitious plan embraced by Mayor Rahm Emanuel.

The transparent glass floor of the Willis Tower’s 103rd-story overhanging Skydeck “Ledge” attraction appeared to crack to the point of shattering last night in front of horrified tourists, a ...

Visitors to the Willis Tower’s SkyDeck in Chicago get an extra scare when the attraction’s protective layer covering the glass splintered into thousands of pieces under their feet.