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The Chicago Bears had a very challenging season that ended with an upset win over the Packers in Week 18.

The offseason is officially underway. The Chicago Bears have made some of the first moves across the league, as the team announced on Thursday that they've parted ways with a pair of notable veteran players. Chicago did so in order to save some cap space, and there are now some additional holes to fill on the roster...

Hall of Fame second baseman Ryne Sandberg, who played 15 seasons for the Chicago Cubs, announced on Instagram that he has been diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer and has begun treatment.

The Chicago Bears are making changes. Not the changes that many anticipated, but changes nonetheless.

Apparently not everyone is ready to buy in to Jordan Love being a special player moving forward as the leader of the Green Bay Packers.

Last year's 'Legends for Kids' banquet, auction, and charity golf tournament was a record breaking one, raising over $290,000 and bringing the running total of the grants given out to over 3.1 million dollars.

Color me as shocked as anyone when news came out that NASCAR was planning a road race near downtown Chicago.

Bears linebacker Roquan Smith said in a written statement that he has requested a trade after contract negotiations between himself and the organization reached an impasse.

This is a tough time of year for injuries, and the Chicago Bears got dealt some tough news about a new addition to their team.

Lost in the shuffle of a hectic college football offseason is some interesting recruiting news concerning the University of Iowa.