The Bears continue to weigh whether to build a stadium in Arlington Heights or Northwest Indiana. A new property tax relief element to a measure that would allow the Bears to renegotiate their property taxes with the northwest suburb is seen as essential in getting support from lawmakers outside of Chicago,

Gov. JB Pritzker said property tax incentive legislation needs changes to keep the Bears from leaving Illinois. The team said “essential” changes needed to be made to the bill in the Senate.

The Chicago Bears are now just weeks away from officially announcing where they will build their new stadium. Over the past few months, all signs appear to have pointed to the NFL’s

Gov. JB Pritzker has expressed his support for the megaprojects bill, which would provide the Chicago Bears with property tax certainty and a special payment for homeowner property tax relief, in

The Chicago Bears embarked on a new era in February 2023 with the purchase of a site in Arlington Heights where the team hopes to build a new enclosed stadium with a massive entertainment and residential development.

The Chicago Bears are finally closing in on a site for a state-of-the-art new stadium. Almost two years ago, the franchise pivoted from Soldier Field to a new site in Arlington Heights. It would

The Bears will either build in Arlington Heights, Illinois, or Hammond, Indiana. On Friday, the Bears met with representatives at the Lost Marsh Golf Club in Hammond as the back-and-forth continues.