After Chicago Fire owner and chairman Joe Mansueto announced plans last week for a new stadium, what does that mean for the ...

Soccer is always in the process of becoming more popular in the United States. A 12% fan base isn't great, but that's triple ...

Joe Mansueto is spending $650M of his own money to build a new soccer stadium. Greg Hinz says other Chicago sports moguls ...

Plus, go deep into plans to save Lincoln Yards, Domus Group seeks game-changing zoning in Fulton Market & more Chicagoland ...

Why can the Chicago Fire announce it’s building a new stadium, complete with a chosen site, while the Bears and White Sox ...

Readers applaud building a soccer-only stadium on the land known as The 78 and Joe Mansueto for using private financing. But ...

The Chicago Fire owner’s move to build a stadium stirred the spirits of a city that’s tired of team owners asking taxpayers ...

The White Sox announced an investment agreement Thursday that basically sets the stage for future transfer of ownership from ...

The Chicago Fire and owner Joseph Mansueto plan to build a $650-million, privately financed stadium for the team in Related ...

The Fire’s billionaire owner Joe Mansueto wants to build a soccer stadium in “The 78,” a large undeveloped parcel of land in ...

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

The stadium will be privately funded, located along the Chicago River and south of Roosevelt Road. Capacity is expected to be ...