Chicago Cubs

Neighbors remain concerned about traffic, vandalism and safety as baseball season kicks off.

"It represents the hope I'm trying to evoke," Wrigleyville fan says of his attire

The new remote parking lot at 3900 N. Rockwell Ave. concerns residents as Opening Day approaches.

At the Bridgeport hot dog stand, "We like to mess around with people," the manager said.

A Kansas City TV station mistakenly called the Cubs by the nickname of Chicago's NFL team.

Messmer will recognize first responders, including Henry Hugel, at Saturday's Wolves game.

From Wrigley Field to a proposed LGBT hotel, Lakeview may soon change after 2013 developments.

"The Cubs need to start the work as soon as possible," said Ald. Tom Tunney.

The team would be allowed to schedule up to eight more night games without seeking the City Council's OK.

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

It's the third year the Cubs are hosting a tree lighting ceremony.

Community leaders threatened Mayor Rahm Emanuel over the loss of 56 Sheffield Avenue parking spaces.

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

Chicago Cubs Charities and Ald. James Cappleman (46th) helped pay for the project.

The mail carrier had only been on the Wrigleyville route for four days.