NFL's Bears Still Waiting as Chicago Backs $424M MLS Stadium Project

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Chicago's Finance Committee approved $424 million for infrastructure around the Chicago Fire's new MLS stadium. While the proposal still needs final approval from the City Council, the Bears are still waiting for public support for their own stadium plans. The NFL team continues to consider Arlington Heights and Hammond, Indiana, while keeping the door open to staying in Chicago.

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