Julian Green

Chicago Police are investigating after a person was caught on camera smearing feces on cars in the city’s Bridgeport neighborhood.

A teen fan was injured at Wrigley Field Tuesday night when a piece of debris fell off the scoreboard, authorities and the team said. But it appears a bucket on the fan’s head may have saved him from a more serious injury.

At first glance, it seemed like a young Cubs fans had a heartbreaking encounter at the ballpark over the weekend. But the viral video appearing to show what happened may not have told the full story. NBC 5’s Lisa Chavarria reports.

If you ever wanted a Chicago Cubs World Series ring and didn’t happen to work for the team, you’ll now have your chance.

Cubs fans might not be able to go inside Wrigley Field to watch postseason away games this year, but they can get pretty darn close.

The Chicago Cubs are heading to the playoffs for the third consecutive year after beating the St. Louis Cardinals and clinching the National League Central title on Wednesday night. Mike Berman reports.

After nearly 14 years of persecution, the Chicago Cubs’ most infamous fan is finally getting some closure. Trina Orlando reports.

Chicago officials announced Tuesday they will accept money from the Chicago Cubs to put more security cameras around Wrigley Field in a move that follows a deadly terrorist attack at a concert venue in England.

The Chicago Cubs fan who died after a fall at Wrigley Field last week was climbing on a railing with a red cup in his hand when he fell backward and hit his head on the concrete below, a police official said Monday.

For Chicago Cubs fans, Ronnie “Woo Woo” Wickers is as much a fixture at Wrigley Field as Old Style and the ivy on the outfield walls, but according to a new column, he may not feel very welcome at the Friendly Confines.

Ald. Tom Tunney introduced an updated ordinance Wednesday relating to Wrigley Field’s proposed outdoor plaza, but the Cubs called some of the rules unfair.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced a plan Wednesday to bolster security at Wrigley Field.

Just days after calling potential plans to close Clark and Addison during Cubs games, Rahm Emanuel announced new heightened security features at Wrigley Field. NBC 5’s Trina Orlando reports.

Residents get opportunity to speak out before crucial Thursday meeting.