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Chicago Bears executives are expected to deliver an update Thursday on the team's stadium plans, which officials in Indiana say continue to center on Hammond where there is ongoing due diligence at multiple locations.
An update on the Chicago Bears' potential plans for a new stadium in Indiana could arrive as early as next month, according to Hammond Mayor Tom McDermott.
The Chicago Bears still don’t have a final decision on their stadium. In the team’s Thursday press conference, officials said the team is continuing with its plans for a stadium in Hammond, Indiana, though they noted conversations with Illinois remain ongoing.
Chicago Bears executives are expected to deliver an update Thursday on the team's stadium plans. Many are wondering if they move, will their name change?
The Chicago Bears are expected to provide an update on their ongoing stadium search Thursday morning. President and CEO Kevin Warren and Chairman George McCaskey will address the media around 12:15 p.m.
LAKE FOREST, Ill. — As the Chicago Bears prepare to begin a much-anticipated season, the team's "sole focus" for a new stadium project is on Hammond, Indiana, with two specific sites being considered there, according to Bears President and CEO Kevin Warren.
Bears president/CEO Kevin Warren reiterated Thursday that the team is remained focused on building a stadium in Hammond, Ind. — but once again stopped short of fully committing to moving the Bears across state lines.
Every year at Chicago Bears training camp, Kevin Warren and George McCaskey take time to address the media. The last two years have had more weight on them because the Bears' efforts to build a new stadium are still ongoing.
As the Chicago Bears prepare to begin a much-anticipated season on the field, the team's "sole focus" for a new stadium project is on Hammond, Indiana, with two specific sites being considered near Wolf Lake, according to Bears President and CEO Kevin Warren.
LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) — The Chicago Bears have at least one viable site for a new stadium in northwest Indiana and they are examining a second location as they move closer to finalizing a place for their new home.
The Chicago Bears are continuing to look at two Northwest Indiana sites as potential locations for the team’s new domed football stadium, but team officials declined to fully commit to the move across the border in a much-hyped press conference Thursday.
(The Center Square) – Chicago Bears officials say they are moving forward with stadium development plans in Indiana, but the door is not closed on Illinois or even Chicago.
CHICAGO — The Chicago Bears have had “minimal” discussions with Illinois legislators since the NFL franchise voted in June to focus its stadium efforts on northwest Indiana. Bears Chairman George McCaskey and President/CEO Kevin Warren reiterated Thursday during a news…
Chicago Bears President and CEO Kevin Warren announced that the team is focusing on building a new stadium and mixed-use development in Hammond, Indiana.
"Our sole focus is working on a mixed-use development in Hammond." The Chicago Bears offered their strongest indication yet that Northwest Indiana is their stadium target.
The Chicago Bears say their sole focus for a new stadium remains in Northwest Indiana. At a Halas Hall briefing with reporters on Thursday, Kevin Warren said the team has completed due diligence on one site in Hammond, Indiana at Lost Marsh and they're still studying a potential second site at Wolf …
The Chicago Bears remain focused on finding a viable location to build upon in Northwest Indiana. However, even with the focus on Indiana, the Bears still haven't officially made the decision to build in Hammond and are doing due diligence on different locations.
LAKE FOREST, Ill. — The Chicago Bears have a "sole focus" on Northwest Indiana as the next site for the team's home stadium, Bears President and CEO Kevin Warren said Thursday.
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