Chicago Park District

The Chicago Park District's Free Fitness Week encompasses 72 workout facilities throughout the city.

The park district has already spent $25,000 on the aging facility in Mount Greenwood Park, O'Shea says.

A 36,000-square-foot, open-air fitness center is in the works for the park. 

The outdoor ice rink at 3724 W. 111th Street was supposed to open on Black Friday.

The popular Downtown ice rink opened Monday. 

The Lakeview-based coffee chain received final approval from parks officials Wednesday. 

Parks officials still aren't budging on the ban, but there's still hope for a compromise. 

Some feared the outdoor ice rink was doomed with the opening of the Morgan Park Sports Center.

Patricia O'Donnell has started looking at the needs of Washington Park to create a plan for fixing it.

Tailgating will also be allowed at Grant Park's Hutchinson Field under the Lucas Museum deal.

The city wouldn't pay to treat the trees, so local activists took matters into their own hands.

Halloween events are set to take place across the Far Northwest Side.

Neighbors will celebrate Halloween early at the Little Italy park Thursday.

Parents already at the facility for children's programs will soon be able to sneak in a quick workout.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel promised to meet the needs of the Bears and the "tailgating community."