More than 1,500 people will climb 94 flights of stairs at 875 North Michigan Avenue.
This isn't a normal step challenge. Those taking part in Hustle Chicago are raising money to help prevent lung disease and promote clean air.The last group is expected to cross the finish line, around 2 p.
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