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The Chicago Ducky Derby will bring 100,000 rubber duckies to the Chicago River tomorrow
Back again this summer, the Chicago Ducky Derby is set to make a massive, albeit quirky, impact: Tomorrow, thousands of little yellow rubber ducks will be dumped into the Chicago River—100,000 to be exact—beginning at the historic Columbus Drive Bridge.
Stop by the Chicago River on a summer day, and you'll find plenty of kayakers, architectural cruise boats, and people ...
As many as 500 swimmers are expected to dive into the Chicago River next month as part of a fundraiser for ALS research and ...
Before hundreds of swimmers are set to jump into the Chicago River in September, organizers and advocates say they are taking ...
Pack your goggles, Chicago—for the first time since the Roaring Twenties, you can legally take a dip in the Chicago River. On Sunday, September 21, 500 swimmers will plunge into its green-tinged ...
Hundreds of swimmers will dive into the first open water swim in the Chicago River in almost a century this fall.
Chicago has approved its first open-water swim in the Chicago River in nearly a century, with the 2025 Chicago River Swim set ...
The Chicago River Swim is returning for 2025, this time without any detours to the beach. Organizers announced today the city ...
The first sanctioned swim in the Chicago River in nearly a century has finally been approved for later this year.
The first time the Dave Matthews Band swung through Chicago area in 2004, the group left a sold-out crowd shrieking with joy.
Chicago police are investigating after a body was recovered from the water Saturday afternoon on the city's Northwest Side.
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