Bears’ Potential Move to Indiana Takes Major Step After Committee Vote
Summary
The Chicago Bears might move to Indiana after the Indiana House committee voted to approve a bill to create a stadium authority. This would allow the construction and leasing of a new stadium near Wolf Lake in Hammond, Indiana.Key Facts
- The Indiana House Ways and Means Committee voted 24-0 for the stadium bill.
- The bill aims to create a Northwest Indiana Stadium Authority.
- The proposed stadium location is near Wolf Lake in Hammond, Indiana.
- Governor Mike Braun and Indiana lawmakers support the move.
- The Bears have played in Chicago for over 100 years, mostly in Soldier Field.
- A final deal depends on approvals and completing site due diligence.
- Hammond, Indiana, is about 22 miles from Soldier Field in Chicago.
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