The Bears bought land for a new stadium in a Chicago suburb, then said they wanted to build downtown. Now they say they'll move to Indiana. Here's what matters.

Odds now favor Indiana in the Bears stadium fight, another sign Illinois is losing ground as Arlington Heights stalls and Hammond gains momentum.

The Chicago Bears’ Board of Directors voted Thursday to advance a new stadium development in Hammond, Indiana.

The Bears are formally moving ahead with a planned $5 billion domed stadium and mixed-use development in Hammond, Ind.

A statement from Chicago Bears Chairman George H. McCaskey and President and CEO Kevin Warren confirmed they were closer to leaving.

More than three years of twists and turns on the Bears stadium saga could finally be reaching a definitive end point.