The operator of the 360 Chicago observation deck near the top of the former John Hancock Center said the attraction is taking over two additional floors, creating the city’s first multilevel ...

Completed in 1970, the John Hancock Center was once the tallest building in the world outside New York, standing 1,127 feet tall. Designed by architect Bruce Graham and engineer Fazlur Khan of ...

Why is the John Hancock Center so important to Chicago’s history? The John Hancock Center (now officially known as 875 N. Michigan Ave.) isn’t just important to Chicago; it’s important to ...

360 CHICAGO, the company that operates the observation deck toward the top of the former John Hancock Center, has purchased the building's 95th and 96th floors, including the former Signature Room ...

The home of the 95th-floor Signature Room restaurant, as well as the Signature Lounge cocktail bar above it, is on the market as the Mag Mile struggles to regain its footing.

Chicago ghost experts believe the John Hancock Center is Chicago's most haunted skyscraper. ... CBS 2 Health and Science Editor Roger Field reporting from the roof of the John Hancock Center, 1978.

Chicago-based real estate firm Hearn is looking for medical providers to move into the former John Hancock Center, now formally known as 875 North Michigan Avenue. Hearn is marketing 130,000 ...

Sterling Bay's deal to buy most of the formerly-named John Hancock Center is dead. Several months after the Chicago developer reached an agreement to acquire the office and parking portions of the ...

On Friday, 6 people were trapped in an elevator in Chicago after it fell over 80 floors. The express elevator in the John Hancock building was sent falling after a cable snapped.; The group got in ...

Passengers on the elevator down from the 95th floor of Chicago's John Hancock Center building unexpectedly dropped to the 11th floor quickly where they were trapped for hours ...

Sterling Bay is buying the office and parking portions of the former John Hancock Center for more than $300 million, the latest in its string of blockbuster downtown office acquisitions.