Summary
The Chicago Bears are considering building a new football stadium in Northwest Indiana. Indiana lawmakers have introduced a bill to help fund the stadium, and discussions are moving quickly between the team and Indiana officials. However, Illinois officials are not offering financial help for the stadium but are willing to assist with related infrastructure projects.
Key Facts
- The Chicago Bears are looking at building a new stadium in Northwest Indiana.
- NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell recently visited potential stadium sites.
- Indiana Senator Chris Garten introduced a bill to fund the stadium.
- Indiana Governor Mike Braun stated that discussions are progressing quickly.
- Illinois Governor JB Pritzker supports helping with infrastructure but not funding the stadium.
- Illinois House Speaker Emanuel Welch said state lawmakers are focused on taxpayer affordability.
- The Bears have expressed appreciation to Indiana lawmakers for advancing discussions.
