Chicago Bears plan to relocate from Illinois to Indiana
Bloomberg • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 5, 2026, 5:54 PM
Last updated Jun 5, 2026
The Chicago Bears announced plans to leave Illinois for Indiana after more than 100 years in the state. The team's management, under the Halas and McCaskey families, revealed this decision in a statement. The relocation marks a significant change for a franchise that has had a long and storied presence in Chicago. Specific details on the timeline or location of the new facility in Indiana have not yet been disclosed.
- •Bears have been in Illinois for over a century.
- •The announcement was made by team management.
- •Details on the new facility in Indiana are not disclosed.
- •The move signifies a major shift for the franchise.
- •The relocation may affect local fan engagement.
- 5:54 PMBloomberg — Chicago Bears Plan to Leave Illinois for Indiana After 100 Years - Bloomberg.com
"After over 100 years in Illinois, the Chicago Bears said they’re planning to leave the state and head to Indiana.
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