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Bears evaluating Indiana for stadium

The Chicago Bears say they're mulling a move to Northwest Indiana with their efforts to secure public funding they say they need to build an enclosed stadium in Illinois stalled.

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Chicago Bears threaten move to Indiana with Arlington Heights stadium plan held up

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Bears evaluating Indiana for stadium | The Chicago Report

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Northwest Indiana Bears? Chicago Bears president says team considering move

The Chicago Bears say they are considering Northwest Indiana as a potential location for a new stadium.

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Bears' Indiana threat doesn't move ball forward with Illinois Democrats for new stadium

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Indiana officials excited by Chicago Bears’ interest

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Bears expanding stadium search past Chicago — and into Indiana

Warren, in the letter, said the team did not seek taxpayer dollars to fund the project but wanted critical infrastructure improved and “reasonable property tax certainty to secure financing.

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Bears Announce They're Considering Leaving State of Illinois

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Chicago Bears mulling Indiana home over public funding standoff

Illinois lawmakers skeptical about Chicago Bears possibly moving to Indiana, while Hoosier leaders tee up the football

The Chicago Bears announced they will consider moving to Indiana if they can’t get the deal they want in Illinois. Illinois lawmakers are skeptical.

As Bears consider NW Indiana, Chicago mayor insists team ‘belongs in Chicago’

With the Bears now poking across state lines for potential stadium sites, Mayor Brandon Johnson is forcefully reasserting his claim: the team’s home is — and should remain — Chicago.

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Bears’ potential move to Indiana draws sharp reactions from both states

Articles and videos about Bears’ potential move to Indiana draws sharp reactions from both states on FOX 32 Chicago.

What to know about the Chicago Bears’ possible move from Soldier Field

Warren envisions a stadium just south of the Bears’ current home at Soldier Field, on the site of what is now a parking lot. The facility would seat about 65,000 for football, with standing room up to 70,000, and a capacity of 77,000 for basketball.