Chicago — Illinois and Indiana officials and the Chicago Bears engaged this week in negotiations and legislative actions over a potential new NFL stadium. Indiana senators introduced Senate Bill 27 to create a Northwest Indiana Stadium Authority to acquire, finance and lease land, while Illinois lawmakers and Arlington Heights leaders urged state support for an Arlington Park development. The Bears confirmed a regional stadium search and praised Indiana's bill on Thursday. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell toured potential sites recently. Infrastructure costs cited ranged near $832–$855 million and lawmakers have not committed state funding. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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Bears continue talks with Illinois lawmakers on stadium plans in Arlington Heights, Chicago
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