The Chicago Bears moved closer to leaving their home city. The team's board of directors voted to advance plans for a new stadium in Hammond, Indiana. This marks a key step in the possible relocation from Chicago.
The Chicago Bears took a major step toward leaving Chicago. The team's board of directors voted Thursday to move forward with stadium development plans in nearby Hammond, Indiana. News of the vote came out on Friday. This decision brings the team closer to building a new home outside the city they have called home for many years. Fans in Chicago now face the possibility of losing their NFL team to a location across the state line. The plans could bring better facilities and more space for the franchise to grow. Officials will continue to work on the details in the coming months.
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