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The Chicago Bears would see a slight reduction in their property tax bill – but still double what they hoped it would be – after the Cook County Board of Review valued their Arlington Heights land at nearly $125 million, NBC Chicago’s Bennett Haeberle reports.

The Chicago Bears would see a slight reduction in their property tax bill – but still double what they hoped it would be – after the Cook County Board of Review valued their Arlington Heights land at nearly $125 million.

Fans want to know where the Chicago Bears will end up in the coming years, but it seems a property tax dispute in Arlington Heights has the team going back and forth. Patrick Fazio details where things stand.

The Chicago Bears and three suburban school districts were unable to reach a deal on the value of the team’s Arlington Heights property by their Saturday deadline, sending the dispute back to the Cook County Board of Review to make a decision that could have major implications for the team’s future in the northwest suburb.

The Chicago Bears closed a deal to purchase the Arlington International Racecourse site one year ago, and a LOT has happened since then.

As the Chicago Bears’ battle over their property taxes in Arlington Heights continues, the Cook County Board of Review informed the team Wednesday of its decision to leave the property’s value at $192 million, which would roughly quintuple their tax bill.

As the Chicago Bears’ battle over their property taxes in Arlington Heights continues, the Cook County Board of Review informed the team Wednesday of its decision to leave the property’s value at $192 million, which would roughly quintuple their tax bill. Bennett Haeberle reports.

After months of seeming like a near-certainty that the Chicago Bears would move north to Arlington Heights, a report from Crain’s Chicago Business on Friday indicated that the team was shifting their focus back to the city.

After long consideration of a potential move to Arlington Heights that included the demolition of Arlington International Racecourse, a new report from Crain’s Chicago Business suggests the Chicago Bears may not be going anywhere after all.

Negotiations over the Chicago Bears’ property tax bill are ongoing, with the fate of an Arlington Heights stadium development in the balance as the team and the surrounding school districts remain $100 million apart in their valuations of the site, NBC Chicago’s Alex Maragos reports.

Negotiations over the Chicago Bears’ property tax bill are ongoing, with the fate of an Arlington Heights stadium development in the balance as the team and the surrounding school districts remain $100 million apart in their valuations of the site, according to testimony at a hearing on the dispute Tuesday.

The Bears’ exhaustive search for an OC has ended with the Bears finalizing a deal to hire former Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Shane Waldron.

Could the Bears leave Soldier Field for Northwest Indiana? That’s what lawmakers in Indiana are hoping to explore.

A familiar name is linked to the Bears once again. According to multiple reports, the Bears are considering Greg Olson for the team’s offensive coordinator job, which gives Olson the opportunity to return to Halas Hall. You might be thinking, how does Olson have time to prepare for NFL playoff broadcasts while preparing for upcoming interviews? Thing is, he...

The Bears haven’t played in London since 2019 when they lost to the then-Oakland Raiders.

Technically the Bears have nothing to play for when they head to Lambeau Field this Sunday for their regular season finale against the Green Bay Packers. The Bears were eliminated from the playoffs in Week 17, so the best they can do is play spoiler and knock the Packers out of postseason contention. Yes, this is a big rivalry game…

The Bears will visit the Packers to close out the 2023 season. Here is how you can watch the Week 18 rivalry game on TV and online.

Mathematically speaking, the Bears have not been eliminated from the playoffs yet. The odds are stacked against them. Like, there’s a better chance of the Kennedy Expressway project finishing on time. But there is still a chance. If you’d like to go down the wormhole to see how the Bears can punch their ticket to the postseason, you can...

The Bears will be looking for their fourth win in five games when they host the playoff-hopeful Falcons.

The Bears’ chances to make the playoffs this season are slim. Slimmer than the chances that a New Year’s resolution is carried out through July. But they still have a chance, all the same. A lot needs to happen for the Bears to make the playoffs, and they’ll need a lot of help from some bad teams. When you...