A Naperville stabbing left a teacher dead and two seriously injured, new theaters are coming to Chicago, and other news. more ›

On this date in 1895, George Halas, founder of the Chicago Bears and the NFL, was born. Here are some things you may not have known about Halas. more ›

Chicago Bears named Phil Emery as the team's new General Manager this afternoon. more ›

Phil Emery is currently the Kansas City Chiefs' director of college scouting, while Jason Licht is director of pro scouting for the Super Bowl-bound New England Patriots. more ›

Looks as though the protection issues that have plagued the Chicago Bears quarterback extend to the bedroom. Cutler and his girlfriend, reality television "star" Kristin Cavallari, announced they're having a baby. more ›

The Bears may have to look outside the organization for an offensive play caller, as the Oakland Raiders want to talk to offensive coordinator Mike Tice about their head coaching vacancy. more ›

A week of dysfunction at Halas Hall just grew even more so. Fox Sports NFL insider Jay Glazer is reporting that the Bears have promoted offensive line coach Mike Tice to offensive coordinator. While that scenario has been promoted among some in the local media, Glazer's news comes with a caveat. more ›

So what did we learn from yesterday's press conference with Bears President Ted Phillips and Chairman George McCaskey that addressed their firing of Jerry Angelo? more ›

In Martz's two seasons in Chicago, the team ranked 30th and 23rd in total offense, and 21st and 17th in scoring offense. more ›

Angelo, who addressed rumors of his job status by saying he was "whistling 'Dixie'," leaves after 11 years with a 95-81 record, four division titles, an NFC championship and a loss in Super Bowl XLI, will be better remembered for his poor drafting and talent evaluation skills. more ›

Lovie Smith thinks we should "think about the (Bears) 1-0 record going into 2012." Lovie can shove that 1-0 record where the sun doesn't shine. more ›

Linebackers Brian Urlacher and Lance Briggs, running back Matt Forte, cornerback Charles Tillman and special teams standout Corey Graham were selected to the team. more ›

The past few weeks have shown chinks in Green Bay's armor that can be exposed by a good game plan in the playoffs. Too bad Lovie Smith didn't have a good game plan last night. more ›

Watching the Bears of late has been like visiting a terminally ill family member. You feel obligated to do so, but you know it's going to be difficult. more ›

Knox will have surgery to repair what Bears coach Lovie Smith said on WBBM radio this morning was a fractured vertebrae in his back. The hit is still tough to watch. more ›

As expected, the Bears began the process of distancing themselves from receiver Sam Hurd by placing him on waivers this afternoon. more ›

‘‘I never saw it coming,’’ said Bears coach Lovie Smith when asked about Hurd’s arrest by federal agents. Hurd's teammates were also stunned and dismayed by Thursday's developments. But there were signs that Hurd had made some questionable choices even before signing with the Bears this off-season. more ›

What's that old adage about idle hands? more ›

The Bears 0-3 record with Caleb Hanie under center has them on the brink of losing playoff eligibility. more ›

Do you like the Bears? Do you like to make fun of Tim Tebow? Do you like MST3K? Are NFL announcers annoying? If you said yes to any of those questions, go to this. more ›

The Indianapolis Convention and Visitors Association attempted to parody the '85 Bears' "Superbowl Shuffle," but the results were so humiliating, they removed the video from YouTube. more ›

Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs felt like a turning point in the Bears season, and not in a positive direction. The Bears lost Matt Forte to injury early in the game, and then lost to the Chiefs 10-3 in front of a home crowd at Soldier Field. more ›

Jay Cutler's favorite target going back to their days at Vanderbilt signed a four-year, $18 million extension that includes $9 million in guarantees. more ›

Hanie finished the game passing for 254 yards, completing 18 of his 36 passes. He threw for two touchdowns, but also threw three first half interceptions. Fortunately, the Bears defense limited Oakland to field goals for most of the afternoon to keep the game close. more ›

Undeterred, the Bears went to Plan B and signed Ivan Drago lookalike Josh McCown to the roster as Caleb Hanie's backup. more ›

Could Captain Neckbeard be returning to the Bears in a Movember miracle to save the team from doom, now that Jay Cutler has been lost to a broken thumb? more ›

Caleb Hanie's Prime Directive: Don't screw up. more ›

Chicago Bears defensive lineman Anthony Adams and tight end Matt Spaeth paid a visit to the University of Chicago's Comer Children's Hospital today, where Adams left a message to a patient who also happens to be a Green Bay Packers fan. more ›

Bears fans had lots of reasons for optimism as the Monsters of the Midway ran their record to 7-3, but those sentiments quickly turned Sunday evening as news broke about Cutler's thumb injury. more ›

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