The Chicago Bears will now have to wait until the new year for a chance to get enough support to build their $3 billion ...

A civic task force says Chicago should overhaul its stadium authority and lead development of new sports districts, not react ...

Although the Bears say the stadium itself would be privately funded, the public‑side infrastructure aspect prompted ...

Team sources said they were encouraged by the direction of Springfield talks, but they might take a closer look at potential ...

The Chicago Bears' plan to build a $3 billion suburban stadium is stalled, and state lawmakers didn’t take up a request for public support.

The Chicago Bears said in a letter to lawmakers earlier this month that they would set aside $25 million for Chicago and the ...

State Rep. Dave Vella, a Democrat from Rockford, told the Tribune he’d like his city to have a chance at bringing the Bears there. While acknowledging that Rockford is 90 miles from Chicago, he touted ...

The offer was made in a letter to members of the Chicago delegation in Springfield and is being circulated among lawmakers in the final days of the veto session.

The Chicago Bears have proposed a one-time payment of $25 million to the city of Chicago in an effort to mitigate political resistance to their new stadium plans.

The Bears, Fire and White Sox are in the market for new homes, while the Blackhawks and Sky eye expanding their footprint in ...

The Chicago Bears’ bid for an Illinois bill to kickstart their stadium project remains on hold, thought a proposed law would require greater transparency in negotiations between the team and state.