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Chicago Bears threaten move to Indiana

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 Are Exploring Moving Out of Chicago and Into Indiana

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

Illinois lawmakers appeared unmoved Thursday by the Chicago Bears’ decision to consider building a new stadium in Indiana, expressing skepticism about the move and downplaying it as the organization’s...

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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

“The Chicago Bears recognize Indiana’s pro-business climate, and I am ready to work with them to build a new stadium in Northwest Indiana,” he wrote

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Chicago Bears say they’re looking into building a new stadium in northwest Indiana

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Chicago Bears exploring possible new stadium sites in Indiana, team says

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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.

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

Illinois officials criticized the Bears for exploring a stadium move to Northwest Indiana, while Indiana leaders welcomed the idea and signaled willingness to negotiate. Fans and analysts questioned why team president Kevin Warren has yet to secure a stadium deal in Illinois and whether the Bears misread the political landscape.