Bears bid for public stadium money faces new roadblock: a winning record
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.
Bears’ record won’t cut it if lawmakers tie public funding to wins
The Chicago Bears and White Sox, two teams with terrible records, want to build taxpayer-funded stadiums in Chicago.
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Statement on behalf of Chicago Bulls and White Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf
Statement on behalf of Jerry Reinsdorf, Chairman of the Chicago Bulls and White Sox, on the passing of Virginia McCaskey, owner of the Chicago Bears: “Virginia McCaskey was a force as the matriarch of ...
Why the Bears and White Sox will need to start winning if they want public stadium funds
Two Chicago-area sports teams, the Chicago Bears and the Chicago White Sox, are hoping to build new stadiums. The Bears are ...
Illinois lawmaker wants to tie public financing for sports stadiums to team performance
The proposal from Illinois State Rep. Bob Morgan (D-Deerfield) would require any team to have a winning record in at least three of its past five regular seasons before it could be eligible for public ...
Chicago megadevelopment will test new leaders of real estate family dynasties
Can the next generation of two famous sports families redevelop The United Center and the reputation of the Chicago Bulls and ...