Mount Greenwood Park

Ald. Matt O'Shea (19th) said Wednesday that backyards filled with dog feces attract hungry rodents.

Shimoda is the first Special Olympics athlete to inducted into the Chicagoland Sports Hall of Fame.

The annual Rubber Duckie Derby is part of a larger event that takes place from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday.

The chip-timed race will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in Mount Greenwood Park and the Ag School's campus.

The three courts in Beverly will be redone later this year, and the expected price tag is $115,000.

Owner Dean Kochert blamed slumping sales, high rent, the minimum wage increase and more for the closure.

Tommy Shimoda is one of 25 athletes that will honored alongside the founder of Special Olympics.

The Friday night tournament features 28 teams and returns for its fourth year July 14 at Kennedy Park.

It's free to swim at 3721 W. 111th St. for all Chicago residents with a pool pass.

Free smoothies will be provided at all outdoor workout locations courtesy of Southtown Health Foods.

Terri Oliver notified city officials about the hidden cost of accepting credit card payments in 2014.

A Detroit-based company is piloting a program that aims to improve drainage at the soggy park.

Thirteen schools are participating in the dress-down day fundraiser in which students will wear red.

William "Bill" Spelz of Mount Greenwood graduated in 1949 from the Catholic school in Auburn Gresham.

The evening Easter egg hunt is free to attend, and a certain bunny will be there for pictures.