Indiana Gov. Mike Braun signed a bill Thursday that outlines a financial structure for a Chicago Bears stadium in Hammond, while Illinois lawmakers inched closer to a tax deal to keep the team in

The Chicago Bears now have an official offer from the state of Indiana as Gov. Mike Braun signed legislation Thursday to draw the team to Hammond. Meanwhile, an Illinois plan is just getting off the

Indiana's legislature is sending the governor a bill that would set financial parameters for the Bears. Illinois is trying to play catch-up.

Illinois lawmakers took a step forward on Thursday in their effort to keep the Chicago Bears in-state. House Bill 910 advanced in committee, but not without sparking debate

Meanwhile, Bloomberg reports that an Illinois legislative committee has advanced a bill that would help lay the foundation for the Bears to build a stadium on property the team ow

State lawmakers continued debates Thursday in Illinois and Indiana, as the tug-of-war between Springfield and Indianapolis rolls on over the potential location of a new Chicago Bears stadium.

Gov. Mike Braun has signed the bill into law that could bring the Chicago Bears to northwest Indiana. On Thursday, Feb. 26, the Indiana Senate concurred with the House of Representatives' amendments.

The bill that could bring the Chicago Bears to northwest Indiana is one step away from becoming official. Advertisement. About Our Ads