George McCaskey summed it up best when he did a radio interview on WSCR AM-670. "My brother Pat says it very well: "We intend to hold onto the Bears until the second coming," George McCaskey said.

The Chicago Bears' ownership group is considering the sale of a minority stake, according to Bloomberg's <a href=" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Randall Williams and Miranda Davis.

George Halas saw it as a stopgap. . . . So when folks ask if Michael Reese is off the table, I say not so fast. In Chicago, stadium deals live in limbo until they don’t.

The descendants of George Halas, the team’s founder, own approximately 80% of the team. In addition to McKenna’s stake, some shares are owned by insurance billionaire Pat Ryan, 88.

The Bears remain under the majority ownership of the Halas-McCaskey family, led by chairman George McCaskey. In March, McCaskey said the team will continue to consider private equity transactions ...

As the Bears' offseason winds down, we're taking a look at the winners and losers following a busy few months of moves.

From NFL Live: Bears players are acclimating to Ben Johnson's intensity and relentless "obsession" with the details. It's something Cole Kmet experienced early on this offseason, a tactic designed to ...

For most high school students, summer means ice cream, sunny weather and no homework. For recent Penn Manor High School ...

LAKE FOREST, ILLINOIS - JANUARY 22: Newly named head coach Ben Johnson of the Chicago Bears poses with general manager Ryan Poles during a introductory press conference at PNC Center at Halas Hall on ...