The Arlington Heights Village Council voted Monday night to move forward with its plan to try to lure the Bears out of Chicago.

According to Christopher Placek of the Arlington Height Daily Herald, the Bears have resumed their studies regarding the potential development of property the team purchased at Ar

Arlington Heights officials Monday inked a successor agreement with a traffic consultant now that the Bears have restarted their own studies for the potential redevelopment of Arlington Park. T.Y.

The Chicago Bears have resumed their evaluation process for potentially building a new stadium at the old Arlington Park site.

The Bears are restarting its traffic and economic impact studies, with Arlington Height officials saying they expect to have the reports in-hand within the coming days.

The Bears purchased the former Arlington International Racecourse in the Chicago suburb for $197.2M in 2023. The site was initially a front-runner to become the team's new home, but disputes over property tax assessments put the suburban location on pause.

The Chicago Bears have resumed economic impact, traffic and other evaluative studies and begun to refine conceptual site plans for a potential redevelopment of Arlington Park, officials said.

Local officials emphasize no deal is finalized as the NFL team continues analyzing options in Chicago and its suburbs.

The Chicago Bears have restarted economic impact, traffic and other studies and begun to refine site plans for the proposed redevelopment of Arlington Park, the Daily Herald reports.