Photos: Chicago Fire break ground on $750M stadium at The 78 in the South Loop

Groundbreaking for the Chicago Fire’s $750 million stadium took place on March 3, with structural steel rising up this year to meet the scheduled opening by the 2028 season.
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Is Chicago’s packed airport going to turn into Newark this summer?

On United Airlines’ commuter affiliates this summer, you will be able to fly 10 times a day from Chicago to South Bend, 11 times a day to Grand Rapids, Michigan, and seven times a day to Peoria, a ...

Chicago Fire breaks ground on $750 million stadium at The 78

The 22,000-seat stadium, bankrolled by the Fire’s billionaire owner, Joe Mansueto, is expected to be complete in time for the team’s 2028-29 season.

Fire break ground on new stadium, take lead on city peers and move closer to igniting Chicago soccer

Expected to open in late summer 2028, the $750 million privately funded arena is the first new stadium constructed ...

‘There is no better place.’ Massachusetts Democrats cross fingers in bid to host 2028 national convention

The state party is trying to convince the Democratic National Committee to name Boston as host of the party’s next national ...

Construction officially underway for new Chicago Fire soccer stadium in The 78 development

Construction is underway following a groundbreaking for the new Chicago Fire FC soccer team's stadium in The 78 in the South ...

WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 Full Card: What Time Does It Start?

WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 starts at 7 PM ET on Feb. 28 from Chicago's United Center. Full card, streaming details, and ...