Gov. JB Pritzker shares his thoughts on the Chicago Bears' plan to construct a new public stadium with $2 billion in private funds. He emphasizes the need for a proposal that involves the state and ensures a return on taxpayers' investment. The location and future of Soldier Field, the Bears' current home stadium, remain uncertain.
Gov. JB Pritzker expressed his thoughts on the Chicago Bears ' proposal to build a new public stadium funded in part by $2 billion in private funds. While he acknowledged the need for private investment, he emphasized the importance of a proposal that includes the state's involvement. The Bears recently announced their plans for a new domed stadium, potentially near Soldier Field .
The governor wants to ensure that taxpayers receive a return on their investment and the details regarding the location and fate of Soldier Field remain unclear
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