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Illinois Senate passes Bears stadium bill

Illinois Senate passes last-minute bill to keep Bears stadium in Illinois, but House adjourns with no vote

A last-minute push in the Illinois Senate passed to keep the Chicago Bears stadium in the state failed, at least for the moment, when the House adjourned without a vote. So what's next?

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A bill to keep Chicago Bears in Illinois didn't pass. What happens now?

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Budget passes, but Bears bill strikes out

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How the Chicago Bears’ stadium deal collapsed in Springfield — an echo of the 1988 White Sox drama

Thirty-seven years later, the final Sunday night and early Monday of the recently adjourned spring legislative session had echoes of that frantic night.

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The infinite goal: How RCB built a culture to keep pursuing excellence

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Bears’ Illinois solution hinges on new plan to create local stadium authorities

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1 More Question: Who’s to blame for Bears stadium mess?

In July 2024, Michael Reinsdorf, the CEO of the Chicago Bulls, and Danny Wirtz, the CEO of the Chicago Blackhawks, unveiled plans for the “1901 Project.”

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What’s next for the Chicago Bears after Illinois lawmakers end legislative session without a new stadium bill?

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What's next for the Bears after their stadium bill stalls in Springfield

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Chicago Bears' controversial move may be back on the table after bill stalls

Chicago Bears' controversial move to Indiana might be back on the table after a bill stalls, with the organization looking to finalize potential stadium sites before the start of the 2026 NFL season

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Study raises questions about effects on property taxes from megaprojects bill for Bears stadium

A new study from the Cook County Treasurer's office underlines growing concerns about the impact the Illinois megaprojects bill could have on the county's property tax base and overall fiscal health.

Illinois Senate in overtime passes last-ditch public stadium legislation for Chicago Bears

Illinois lawmakers spent Sunday, the last scheduled day of their spring session, scrambling for a Hail Mary plan that could get the votes to coerce the team to stay in Illinois as a stadium plan in Hammond,