Julian Green

The team hopes to debut a bleacher expansion, five outfield signs and two video boards by March 2015.

The Wrigleyville Rooftops Association reportedly filed a lawsuit in Cook County Circuit Court Thursday.

The Zoning Board of Appeals will allow the Cubs to continue operating a controversial remote lot.

In a video, Tom Ricketts blamed rooftop owners for delaying the overhaul of Wrigley Field.

The team will continue to operate the controversial lot while applying for the proper permit.  

A plan of operations asks for "no more than 25 events" a year with "outdoor amplified sound."

Talks between the team and rooftop owners have stalled recently.

Ald. Tom Tunney submitted an ordinace creating a new liquor license for a "sports plaza."

A rooftops spokesman called the Cubs' assertion "completely false."

Ice skaters will have to look elsewhere this winter.

The Cubs signed an exclusive marketing partnership with Anheuser-Busch.

The Wade's World Foundation will host a gala Friday to celebrate a decade of helping at-risk youths.

The community process hasn't officially started yet, but that didn't stop neighbors from speaking out.

But details on the alderman's non-negotiables, like a patio over Patterson Street, remain unclear.