Arlington Heights

After deliberating with Arlington Heights — the 326-acre land the Chicago Bears bought for $197.2 million — about developing a stadium at Arlington Park, the Bears suddenly pivoted off the location. “Everything is on the table,” Kevin Warren told Peter King on his podcast. “We had that period where we were focused on Arlington. We have some issues to work…

Bears quarterback Justin Fields talks about why Cole Kmet is so valuable to the Bears

The Chicago Bears threw the football world for a loop last month when fans discovered a crucial change to the team’s primary logo. According to the organization’s official brand guidelines, the Bears now list the mascot head as the team’s primary logo, while the wishbone “C” is listed as a secondary logo. Previously, this was reversed, with the wishbone...

Bears coach Matt Eberflus talks about using veteran Dan Feeney to fill the offensive line gaps caused by injury

A new report came out on Sunday morning saying the Chicago White Sox are reportedly evaluating their options for a new stadium as their lease expires at Guaranteed Rate Field in 2028, but could a retractable-roof ballpark be on the table and where would it be?

On this episode of Football Night in Chicago, Brendan Sugrue joins Laurence Holmes to discuss the latest news surrounding the Bears stadium project. Sugrue talks about the new timeline Kevin Warren discussed and why he thinks the Bears might be considering saying in the city

Bears president Kevin Warren was on Peter Kings’ podcast and discuss the latest news about the Bears’ stadium project. Warren said ‘everything is on the table’ when it comes to stadium location

At some point this offseason, the Chicago Bears quietly changed their primary logo. Here’s what we know about the move that’s thrown Bears fans for a loop of speculation about team’s future: On Wednesday, the Bears confirmed that the organization’s primary logo has been changed to the mascot head. “The Bear head has been a co-primary mark for many...

Mark Grote joins Mark Carman on Football Night in Chicago to discuss Bears training camp. Grote talks about Khalil Herbert leading the backfield

As the location of the Chicago Bears’ new stadium remains in flux, a perplexing development has unfolded with the team’s CEO, Kevin Warren, issuing a new joint statement with Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson.

As negotiations between the Bears and Arlington Heights become more contentious, other cities are trying to swoop

Nobody said it was easy. No one ever said it would be this hard. When Bears president/CEO spoke on Monday about the team’s future at Arlington Heights, it underlined the arduous process ahead for both the team and the town before development begins in earnest at Arlington Park. Right now, the two sides are in the middle of a...

The Aurora suburb recently contacted the Chicago Bears with interest in hosting a stadium site

Kevin Warren said Monday the Bears’ conversations with other municipalities is not a “negotiating tactic”

Kevin Warren expresses the Bears’ need for a new stadium, essentially eliminating the possibility for them to stay at Soldier Field

Alex Shapiro joins Josh Schrock on Football Night in Chicago t discuss Bears’ CEO Kevin Warren’s Q&A with the Arlington Heights community

Sean Hammond joins Josh Schrock on Football Night in Chicago to talk about how the Bears’ desire for an indoor stadium affects negotiations

Sean Hammond joins Josh Schrock on Football Night in Chicago to talk about the Bears’ stadium location options

The Bears still could very well end up in Arlington Heights. But that road seems a lot longer after Kevin Warren’s latest update.

On Monday night, Bears’ President and CEO Kevin Warren spoke to the community of Arlington Heights about the potential future stadium project. Warren talked about what he wants to know from Arlington Heights and how he continues to keep communication open