Disagreements over property taxes and public funding have driven the discussion of the Bears' desire to leave century-old Soldier Field, where the team has played since 1971.

The Chicago Bears and White Sox, two teams with terrible records, want to build taxpayer-funded stadiums in Chicago.

The new stadium plan for the Chicago Bears has been a whirlwind controversy with the team battling multiple factors for where ...

The death of longtime team owner Virginia McCaskey this week at age 102 brings to the forefront questions that have hovered over the franchise for years as NFL team valuations have soared by the ...

Despite NFL teams-- and all American professional sports teams -- being owned almost exclusively by billionaires, most ...

Hoosier lawmakers are optimistic the Chicago Bears might be willing to take a long shot downfield as the pro football team ...

George Halas founded the Chicago Bears in 1920, and daughter Virginia McCaskey remained the team's primary owner until her ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson argued today infrastructure improvements in and around the city's Museum Campus are needed regardless ...

Northwest Indiana is throwing its hat into the ring — again — to court the Chicago Bears to build a stadium in the region. The courtship, though, is an open one as a new bill aims to attract any ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson holding his semi-regular weekly news conference on Tuesday morning. Johnson ...