Though the art and architecture of the fair were mostly destroyed, as was intended, its curious cultural legacy was not.

For instance, the museum plans to digitize lesser-seen stereoscope images of the fair’s Ferris wheel and of the giant revolving device under construction. The images are plenty impressive as ...

By contrast, the Art Institute’s retitling feels like a disappointing act of erasure. The new title not only dulls the edge ...

One year after it purchased the space, 360 Chicago announced plans to convert the site of the former Signature Room restaurant into one of the world’s few multilevel observation decks. The ...

Six Flags California’s Great America — a 112-acre theme park that opened nearly 50 years ago in Santa Clara, California – is ...

Six Flags California's Great America prepares to close after 50 seasons. The company's CFO shared the park will close after ...

Furniture company MillerKnoll has consolidated several of its brands under one roof in time for Chicago Design Week, showcasing multiple new products and unveiling the first-ever Hay showroom in ...

The Petaluma Incubator was awarded a ribbon at the fair, beating out the Axford Incubator manufactured by the National ...

With the promise of doubling the opportunities it’s created so far, Bell Works Chicagoland has begun redeveloping the west ...

Have you ever noticed a pagoda in Riverside Park and wondered what it’s doing there? Three groups are now trying to save it ...

China's Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. (CATL) is a key player in the global transition to more sustainable ...

The July 4, 1910 title fight between Jack Johnson and Jim Jeffries led to riots, mayhem, murder — and the racially motivated ...