Tom Tunney,

It's the first Pride for Lakeview's police commander, who has touted zero tolerance for public drinking.

The latest rendering of The Out Chicago shows an 8-story, 79-foot building.

Halsted Street will be closed from Grace to Addison during the fest.

"The damage is done," small business owners say, as they await the end of a long construction project.

Tunney, Feigenholtz and Quigley offices will all be at 3223 N. Sheffield Ave.

Cubs fans looking to attend a later game on a Friday will have a chance starting next month.

Neighbors said youth shelters attract criminals to Lakeview, but the service organizations disagree.

The City Council voted 50-0 to pass the night game ordinance.

The City Council License Committee approved 40 Cub night games, six Friday 3:05 starts, four concerts.

The group wants night games beyond 40 to count against future night games.

The parks won a renovation as part of a city-wide competition.

"Cheap gravel" billowing dust onto homes is destroying property values, they say.

The proposed 1,000-square-foot right field sign probably will affect more views from rooftop bars.

Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) said the developer wants more retail use from the building.