In Richton Park and Park Forest, officials say they are grappling with how to attract grocery stores. With the closure of Save-A-Lot, they want another grocery store to move into the area.

Richton Park is the fourth suburb to publicly court the Bears since the team said in June that a high property tax assessment on the $197 million, 326-acre parcel they bought in Arlington Heights ...

With the Chicago Bears exploring suburban options beyond Arlington Heights as a site for a new stadium, Richton Park is making its pitch to the team. In a recent letter to Bears President and CEO K… ...