Arlington Heights

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has entered the Chicago Bears stadium chat.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says he’s confident that the Chicago Bears will be successful in their quest to build a new stadium, and that the venue will be in line to host Super Bowls and other marquee events in the future. Speaking to media ahead of this week’s Super Bowl in Las Vegas, Goodell was asked about the Bears’...

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.

Arlington Heights police are asking for access to security cameras at multiple schools, a move that is being weighed by the school board this week. Lexi Sutter has the story.

On October 3, The Dailey Herald reported that a demolition at Arlington Park ordered by the Chicago Bears had been completed. This, however, doesn’t necessarily indicate the Bears will reside there in the future. They’re currently at an impasse with Arlington Heights over property valuation, as it affects future tax bills for the Bears. After deliberating with Arlington Heights —…

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The Chicago Bears threw the football world for a loop last month when fans discovered a crucial change to the team’s primary logo. According to the organization’s official brand guidelines, the Bears now list the mascot head as the team’s primary logo, while the wishbone “C” is listed as a secondary logo. Previously, this was reversed, with the wishbone...

At some point this offseason, the Chicago Bears quietly changed their primary logo. Here’s what we know about the move that’s thrown Bears fans for a loop of speculation about team’s future: On Wednesday, the Bears confirmed that the organization’s primary logo has been changed to the mascot head. “The Bear head has been a co-primary mark for many...

Two people have died following a domestic disturbance Saturday night in north suburban Arlington Heights, according to authorities.

Police in Arlington Heights have launched an investigation into the death of a person whose body was recovered from a lake on Friday in the northern suburb. Officers initially responded to Arlington Lake that morning after park district staff found someone’s belongings near a sailboat launch, according to authorities. Police determined a vehicle parked in a nearby lot belonged...

As the location of the Chicago Bears’ new stadium remains in flux, a perplexing development has unfolded with the team’s CEO, Kevin Warren, issuing a new joint statement with Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson.

As negotiations between the Bears and Arlington Heights become more contentious, other cities are trying to swoop

Nobody said it was easy. No one ever said it would be this hard. When Bears president/CEO spoke on Monday about the team’s future at Arlington Heights, it underlined the arduous process ahead for both the team and the town before development begins in earnest at Arlington Park. Right now, the two sides are in the middle of a...

The Aurora suburb recently contacted the Chicago Bears with interest in hosting a stadium site

Kevin Warren said Monday the Bears’ conversations with other municipalities is not a “negotiating tactic”

Kevin Warren expresses the Bears’ need for a new stadium, essentially eliminating the possibility for them to stay at Soldier Field

Newly-obtained letters by NBC 5 Investigates underscore why the Chicago Bears may have said that the former horse racecourse site is “no longer their singular focus.” Bennett Haeberle reports.

While the Chicago Bears said in early June that Arlington Heights was no longer its “singular focus” in the search for a new stadium site, the team’s CEO met with community leaders on Monday night to address questions and concerns regarding the project. NBC 5’s Evrod Cassimy reports.

While the Chicago Bears said in early June that Arlington Heights was no longer its “singular focus” in the search for a new stadium site, the team’s CEO met with community leaders on Monday night to address questions and concerns regarding the project.

Chicago Bears’ President and CEO Kevin Warren on Monday evening met with community members and business owners in Arlington Heights who are interested in the team moving forward with building a stadium on the grounds of the former Arlington Park site. But shifting that desire into a reality will largely depend on if the Bears become comfortable with the tax…