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

The Chicago Bears are expanding their search for a new stadium to Northwest Indiana, even though they already own land in Arlington Heights and have also proposed a new lakefront stadium in Chicago.

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The Chicago Bears may move to Indiana

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Bears looking past Arlington Heights for possible stadium sites, including Northwest Indiana

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Bears again expand stadium search, including outside Illinois

Three days before hosting their biggest game at Soldier Field in years, the Chicago Bears are exploring moving outside the city for which they are named.

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Bears expand stadium site search into greater Chicago area, NW Indiana

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Bears expanding search for new stadium location, including NW Indiana

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Chicago Bears mulling Indiana home over public funding standoff

Bears president and chief executive Kevin Warren said in an open letter late Wednesday that the club was now looking at potential stadium sites in neighboring Indiana after failing to secure infrastru...

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Bears exploring potential stadium sites in Northwest Indiana

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Are the Chicago Bears leaving Illinois? Team considers move to Indiana

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

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.

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‘Slap in the face:' Pritzker, Arlington Heights react to Bears' stadium pivot

The Chicago Bears are exploring other potential new stadium site options, including Northwest Indiana, prompting rapid responses from political leaders.

Bears threaten move to Indiana after property tax break bill frustrations

Chicago Bears leadership is claiming that it is considering a move to Northwest Indiana after the team says state leaders in Illinois told them that creating property tax breaks for a new Bears stadium and development in Arlington Heights would not be a priority in 2026.