Chicago Cubs

Choose Chicago, the Chicago Cubs and Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) hosted the grand opening of the mural.

Ice skaters will have to look elsewhere this winter.

A duo in Wrigley after hours was spotted on surveillance video and picked up by police quickly Sunday.

The Chicago legends will be among other honories, including Bill Clinton and Sally Ride.

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

Mayor Rahm Emanuel noted the fact that the Cubs and the rooftop owners both agree on the patio is key.

If the team can't get a pedestrian bridge spanning Clark Street, it could seek one over Sheffield Avenue.

A traffic study recommended getting rid of peddlers and targeting suburban drivers.

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

Protesters said they are pro-Cubs, but demanded more input on plan that will "change our lives."

Neighborhood groups plan to rally outside the field Wednesday to oppose the renovation process.

Lights "will flicker in living rooms and bedrooms throughout the ward," Ald. Tunney said.

MARK KONKOL: South Chicago Art Center and Marwen each got $65,000 from the rockers and the Cubs.

"When you have your name on something you want to be proud of it," said Mel J. Thillens.