After Chicago Fire owner and chairman Joe Mansueto announced plans last week for a new stadium, what does that mean for the future homes of the Bears and White Sox?

Great news, Chicago soccer fans: A brand-new 22,000-seat stadium is expected to be ready before the 2028 MLS season.

According to the announcement, the stadium will be built as the anchor for the future Chicago neighborhood known as "The 78." ...

Unofficially labeled as the city's 78th community area, the downtown adjacent land has long been sought after for further ...

Chicago Fire owner Joe Mansueto talks about his plans for a privately financed $650 million soccer stadium at the 62-acre site, and why he thinks teams should foot the bill for these projects.

Plans show an open-air stadium to allow for a natural grass field, which can hold up to 22,000 fans. The team says the ...

The Chicago Fire Football Club officially announced Tuesday plans to build a $650 million, privately funded soccer-specific ...

The Chicago Fire unveiled plans to build a privately funded, soccer-specific stadium along the Chicago River on Tuesday.

Team owner Joe Mansueto will personally pay for the stadium, it was announced. Groundbreaking could take place in late 2025 ...

If you build it… *crickets* We’ve discussed the “if” part of a new Bears stadium for a few years and I’m not sure we’re any ...

M.A. Vignola scores 80th-minute equalizer and avoids handball call as Angel City earns 2-2 tie in Alex Straus’ coaching debut ...

The Chicago Fire Football Club will move to a new stadium in “The 78,” but could that new home also feature another Chicago sports team? As of the latest announcement Tuesday, plans for “The 78” ...