Chicago Park District

Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid" will show at sundown Friday in Jefferson Memorial Park, 4822 N. Long Ave.

Northwest Side woodcarver J.R. Cadawas turned a tree into a 10-foot monument to his own dogs.

It opened Friday along with the rest of the city beaches, which was a couple weeks earlier than planned.

Work on the natural area will begin in July; neighbors can learn more at a "play date" June 8.

You can thank a lot of rain for the rising water level in Lake Michigan.

The Chicago Cubs are sponsoring the league that plays at five city parks.

City Council approved funds to study the potential for a park to built at the Pilsen site. 

Neighbors complained that they'd been left in the dark about the new rink's construction.

The report weighed potential threats to the city's trees posed by climate change, and ways to respond.

Construction of the one-acre area is set to start in late May.

The first phase of a habitat improvement project along the Chicago River is moving forward.

The Park District board approved a price change that would make tickets pricier for suburbanites.

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

There will be more than 200 free movie showings in 165 city parks this summer. Find the ones near you.

The rink is pegged for a "late-spring opening" in Brooks Park, 7100 N. Harlem Ave., officials said.