Sports teams seeking funding for new stadiums in Illinois would have to win to get paid under terms of a newly proposed bill.

The Chicago Bears and White Sox, two teams with terrible records, want to build taxpayer-funded stadiums in Chicago.

Disagreements over property taxes and public funding have driven the discussion of the Bears’ desire to leave century-old ...

An Illinois lawmaker introduced a bill this week that would link the use of taxpayer dollars for public sports stadium ...

Even if some heirs want to cash out, experts say it's unlikely to impact the borrowing capacity the McCaskey family needs to bankroll a new stadium. That's because NFL rules now allow teams to sell up ...

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Professional sports franchises have become accustomed to getting loads of money from government coffers when they want to upgrade the venues they call ...

At least one Illinois politician, State Representative Bob Morgan, would like any funding for the Bears new stadium to be tied to the team's performance. It technically applies to all ...

Legislators in Illinois are considering a bill that would tie eligibility for new stadium funding to team performance.

Deerfield, would require professional sports teams to achieve a .500 record or above in at least three out of five regular ...

Hoosier lawmakers are optimistic the Chicago Bears might be willing to take a long shot downfield as the pro football team ...

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