Three multi-billion dollar proposals have been put on the table for the next home of the Chicago Bears. Here's a look at how ...

Warren wants the lakefront, but fans will come wherever the Bears build, so do it in a place with rare potential ...

From excitement to calls for a referendum — with a measure of caution in between — views vary among the Arlington Heights ...

In his final state of the village address, Arlington Heights Mayor Tom Hayes said Thursday it would be a “dream” for the ...

The next mayor will need to work well with others, represent the best interests of village residents and prepare for the ...

The three candidates spoke to a packed auditorium at the village hall Thursday, vying to succeed Mayor Tom Hayes, who is retiring.

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. — Even as Bears President and CEO Kevin Warren has steadfastly repeated the team’s intention to build a new stadium along Chicago’s lakefront, a potential move to ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The Arlington Heights Village Board voted Monday night to move forward with its plan to try to lure the Bears out of Chicago. The board will resume work with an engineering firm ...

The aspirational pitch for the site south of McCormick Place comes as the team struggles to gain traction with its lakefront proposal and mulls a future in Arlington Heights.

Per the report, Bears president/CEO Kevin Warren confirmed the effort in a recent letter to Arlington Heights Village Manager Randy Recklaus. The work by the team's consultants was paused two ...

The Bears' quest for a new stadium may be heading back to where it began: Arlington Heights. The big picture: The new stadium drama has now spanned years, with two city mayors and two team presidents.