Two men were fatally shot Tuesday afternoon at Navy Pier by a ... said he was wandering through the pier’s sprawling structure and made a quick stop at the Ferris wheel before exiting to find ...

The Santa Monica Police Department is evacuating Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier after a man climbed the iconic Ferris wheel and refused to come down. Details ...

With restaurants, cultural offerings and its famous Ferris Wheel, Navy Pier is traditionally ... A witness driving through the pier’s parking garage saw several officers, at least one with ...

Authorities say a man who was recently fired from his job at Navy Pier returned to the Chicago tourist attraction and killed two workers before fleeing ...

no cars were coming through. They blocked it off," said Leena Porter, who was visiting Navy Pier on Tuesday. "It's crazy. I just hope they get whoever they were looking for." Some visitors to Navy ...

The next phase in the renovation and reimagining of the San Pedro waterfront is coming into view, and developers have provided some glimpses into the area’s thrilling future. Among them, a ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago police continue to search for a gunman after two people were shot and killed at Navy Pier Tuesday afternoon. The Cook County Medical Examiner's office has identified one ...

Navy Pier COO Brian Murphy said. He explained that a lockdown alert was immediately sent to the pier's 70 tenants through an internal communications system, but has since been lifted. Murphy also ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Two men were shot and killed at Navy Pier Tuesday afternoon, Chicago fire officials said. Chicago police and fire crews responded about 1:30 p.m. for a report of shots fired in an ...

See if you squeal as you lean out ... the Kelp Forest kids can climb through, and a water tunnel with sharks swimming overhead. The Branson Ferris Wheel, formerly Chicago’s Navy Pier Ferris Wheel, ...

When completed, the Ferris wheel will be 150 feet tall, about 50% taller than the Pacific Wheel on the Santa Monica Pier, according to L.A. Times real estate reporter Roger Vincent.