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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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Northwest Indiana cities excited over potential of Bears building new stadium in Hoosier State

In Whiting, Indiana, the buzz is all about the Bears.

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Indiana officials excited by Chicago Bears’ interest

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

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Chicago Bears to consider Northwest Indiana for stadium as Arlington Heights talks stall

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Bears expanding stadium search past Chicago — and into Indiana

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

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Northwest Indiana leaders hope to lure Chicago Bears as team expands stadium search

Whether it's a negotiating ploy or the Bears are serious about considering building a new stadium in another state, Indiana stands ready to welcome them.

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.

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How to watch Chicago Bears vs. Green Bay Packers: Week 16 TV channel, live stream info, start time

The Bears and Packers will be broadcast on FOX. Kevin Burkhardt will have the play-by-play call with Tom Brady serving as an analyst. Erin Andrews will be reporting from the sidelines. Jeff Joniak, Tom Thayer and Jason McKie will be on the call for ESPN 1000.