Lollapalooza hits its stride on the Chicago lakefront on Friday, with the gates opening at 11 a.m. for Day 2 of the four-day musical festival in Grant Park.
This year's Lollapalooza music festival opened Thursday in a sunny, sold-out Grant Park with Lorde and hometown artist John Summit as the day-capping headliners.
Outdoor concerts, Great America and other open-air events around Chicago and the suburbs remained on hold as haze from wildfire smoke stubbornly remained in the area for a second day.
The Chicago History Museum (1601 N. Clark St.) announced late Monday that it will open free of charge on Tuesday to help Chicagoans escape the extreme heat.
The next round of tickets for the museum at the Obama Presidential Center go on sale to the public on July 8, for admission to the museum from September through...