Williams was photographed inking a tattoo of the Bears logo onto famous music video director and record executive Cole Bennett. Bennett not only solidified his Chicago fandom in ink, but the photo ...

The clock is ticking for the Chicago Bears to sign rookies Luther Burden III, Shemar Turner, and Ozzy Trapilo. Bears rookies are set to report for training camp in Lake Forest, Illinois, in ...

Angelenos and fans of Hulu’s “The Bear” will get a chance to eat at the restaurant that inspired the show, thanks to a limited-time pop-up. Chicago’s beloved Mr. Beef sandwich shop is ...

After disappointing 2024, Bears' wideouts get second chance to make a leap No matter what Caleb Williams’ dad says, Chicago isn’t where quarterbacks go to die.

CHICAGO (WGN) — Violent crime in Chicago is down significantly in the first half of the year, representing the steepest decline in more than a decade, according to Mayor Brandon Johnson.

A handful of Bears players have been doing Pilates — and have found that like in any sport, practice makes perfect. But it's a workout that pays off.

We look at the Chicago Bears top trade candidates for 2025 as they reshape their roster under Ben Johnson and Dennis Allen.

With “The Bear” back for a fourth season, the spotlight returns to Chicago’s culinary scene. Here’s a collection of the cast’s favorite restaurants.

The Chicago Bears announce the return of the Small Business All-Pros Presented by PNC, a signature initiative celebrating small businesses that are driving positive change across Chicago's ...

A new report showed that declining enrollment in Chicago leaves about 150 of its schools half-empty. The report, authored by ChalkBeat and ProPublica, found that 47 schools are operating “at ...

There are high expectations surrounding the Chicago Bears heading into the 2025 season, where the defense has added a slew of new faces to help take the unit to the next level. New head coach Ben ...

Chicago public schools face enrollment crisis with 150 half-empty schools, costing up to $93,000 per student in some cases, as the district lost 70,000 students over the past decade.