As dysfunction continues to unfold in the Chicago Bears stadium saga, an inability to pass either a megaprojects or stadium authority bill during Illinois’ spring legislative session has given birth to a new question.

Three mayors had three different reactions after the Illinois spring legislative session ended early Monday morning without a bill passed to help keep the Chicago Bears in the state when they build a new stadium.

The Chicago Bears had recent meetings with Chicago's Corporation Counsel regarding the terms for a new lakefront stadium, a spokesperson for Mayor Brandon Johnson's Office said.

Gov. JB Pritzker, D-Ill., took some shots against Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson on Monday over having "no plan" for how to keep the Chicago Bears in the Windy City. During a press conference, Pritzker was asked about the state of negotiations surrounding ...

The Chicago Bears checked several boxes during the 2026 NFL Draft, but one major need still stands out: edge rusher. Despite adding talent in the secondary and continuing to build around Caleb Williams on offense, Chicago did not make a significant move to ...

Time is ticking for Illinois lawmakers to decide by the end of this weekend whether the "mega-projects" bill, that would benefit a new Chicago Bears stadium in the state, will pass. There are also other big issues to tackle.

Here's what Ben Johnson said as the Chicago Bears began OTAs with a sharper offense and earned praise for a second-year player.