Bears say they are moving forward with northwest Indiana location for new stadium
The Chicago Bears are advancing plans for a new stadium in Northwest Indiana after legislative efforts in Illinois stalled. The team's board voted to pursue a development project in Hammond, although a specific site has not yet been determined. Indiana officials are optimistic about the economic benefits this project could bring to the region.
- ▪The Bears' board of directors voted to move forward with a stadium project in Hammond, Indiana.
- ▪Indiana Governor Mike Braun expressed support for the team's announcement, highlighting potential economic growth.
- ▪The Bears have played in Illinois since their founding in 1920, but are now considering a move due to stalled proposals in the state.
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Open this photo in gallery:Chicago Bears offensive linemen warm up during the NFL football team's practice on Wednesday in Lake Forest, Ill.Nam Y. Huh/The Associated PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountThe Chicago Bears are looking to build a stadium in Northwest Indiana after a proposal to provide financial incentives for the NFL team to build its new home in Illinois stalled in the state legislature.The Bears’ board of directors voted Thursday to move forward with a stadium development project in Hammond, Indiana.
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