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The Chicago Bears are reportedly eyeing property in Indiana for a potential stadium development, which would require property tax relief.

8 reports, 8 independent Updated Jun 12
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The Chicago Bears are reportedly eyeing property in Indiana for a potential stadium development, which would require property tax relief.

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  1. The Chicago Bears are considering moving to Indiana, with infrastructure funds available in St. Joseph, Porter, and LaGrange.Sub-event
  2. The Chicago Bears are planning a new stadium project in Hammond and seeking property tax help for a potential move to Indiana.1 source
  3. The Chicago Bears are seeking a new stadium location in the Northwest Indiana region.Sub-event
  4. The Bears are advancing a stadium development project in Hammond, seeking serious play after legislative setbacks.1 source
  5. Chicago Bears eyeing property in Indiana for stadium development requiring tax relief.1 source
  6. The team is considering relocating from the Chicagoland area to Indiana.1 source

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