@DavidHaugh@DavidHaugh - love your insights, but the water-carrying for your home state and the Bears is very obvious and cringe. Was it "history" when they announced AH was the focus? Or Chicago? Or AH again? Let's wait and see when the actually build somewhere.
Taxpayers put up 86% of the total for Indiana's only current NFL stadium and will remain on the hook for more than a decade from now.
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One example of why Bears stadium negotiations are complex …
The team wanted the state to pay for parking garages, but be allowed to keep the parking revenue.
“That’s a non-starter,” @SenatorLaura Murphy of Des Plaines said today.
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Arlington Heights is shutting the door on Airbnb-style rentals for the time being, but might reassess if the Chicago Bears build a stadium there.
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Despite thinking the Bears “had not set themselves up well for getting something done," Gov. Pritzker believes PILOT legislation will pass — and that the team will ultimately build their new stadium in Arlington Heights. Part 2 of our interview: https://t.co/DDh6gabm9L
Close to $1 billion in infrastructure costs around a Bears stadium at Arlington Park could be partially shouldered by local towns and force them to take on debt, Palatine Mayor Jim Schwantz warned today.
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I know you may hate the idea of the Bears moving to Indiana but once that world class stadium and entertainment district is built I think you'll come around to it.
Winning (and a new stadium eventually) apparently comes at a cost for Bears season ticket holders.
Letter from team president Kevin Warren went out today announcing "an average increase of 13.5 percent on our season ticket packages for 2026."
The Bears-backed megaproject legislation is out of the rules committee and set for a formal hearing Thursday.
@DavidHaugh breaks down what this means for the Arlington Heights stadium project 👀
Chicago Fire FC has unveiled a new look at its $750M downtown stadium project.
Set in the South Loop’s "The 78" development, it is planned to open in 2028.