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The Drones of Chicago: More Hobbyists Hovering as Laws Try To Catch Up

More people are capturing images of Chicago from a unique vantage point: high in the sky.

Lollapalooza Drug Busts Include Ecstasy, Cocaine, Pot Arrests

At least six people appeared in bond court Monday on drug charges stemming from the music festival.

Lollapalooza 2014 in Photos: The Final Day

A downpour didn't damper the spirits of those attending the final day of Chicago's biggest music fest.

'All Access' at Lollapalooza Means Getting a Haircut on the Barber Bus

Floyd's Barbershop's "Barber Bus" made the beautiful people better-looking at its Lollapalooza debut.

Lollapalooza 2014 in Photos

Outkast and Foster the People were two of the main acts playing Lollapalooza's second day.

Lollapalooza Fans Find Cheap Seats - Outside the Festival Gates

Music fans found creative ways to hear their favorite bands, without breaking the bank.

Lollapalooza 2014 Day One in Photos

Funky styles, crazy hair, lots of bands and maybe a mudfight: the photos of Lollapalooza 2014.

10 Ways Lollapalooza Will Screw Up Your Weekend (If You Don't Have Tickets)

For Chicagoans and visitors not attending the festival, the Loop will be a vortex of inconvenience.

Lollapalooza Wristbands Get You Free Falafel from 'Falafill' This Weekend

Falafill, 3202 N. Broadway, is giving out free falafel cones with any purchase and a Lolla wristband.

Edgewater Couple's Lolla-Themed Bags For Sale at LollaShop

The special edition "Pine & Plastic" bags are on sale in the Block 37 complex until Sunday.

Lollapalooza Aftershows at Metro: Grouplove, Fitz and the Tantrums, Spoon

Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m.

Lollapalooza 2014 Lineup: Lorde, Outkast, Skrillex, Eminem and More

The lineup for the Aug. 1-3 festival in Grant Park was announced Wednesday morning.

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