The Arlington Heights Village Board on Monday night signed off on an agreement that establishes what the Chicago Bears would ...

The former racecourse would be taxed $3.6 million a year through 2027 under an agreement for a National Football League ...

A key aspect of the Bears proposal in Arlington Heights that differs from the Chicago proposal, Recklaus said, is that the team would build and own the stadium with its own money, and pay taxes on ...

Last month, the Bears announced they were considering building yet another stadium on the former Michael Reese Hospital site ...

The team says it's still focused on building a new dome on Chicago's lakefront, but a potential move to the suburbs got a lot easier this week as they ended a property tax dispute with school ...

Last month, the Bears announced they were considering building yet another stadium on the former Michael Reese Hospital site ...

The Arlington Heights village board on Monday approved a deal nearly two years in the making that aims to resolve the ...

The Arlington Heights Village Board voted to approve a property tax deal with the Chicago Bears on Monday night.

The Chicago Bears have reached a tentative agreement to pay $3.6 million annually in property taxes for the Arlington Park ...

The property tax dispute between the Bears and area school districts halted plans for a new stadium in Arlington Heights.

The property tax dispute between the Bears and area school districts halted plans for a new stadium in Arlington Heights.

CHICAGO — The Arlington Heights Village ... what the Chicago Bears would pay in property taxes, a significant step that clears the way for a potential new stadium in the northwest suburb ...