Chicago's plan to help pay for infrastructure around the new Chicago Fire stadium is sparking backlash from West Loop leaders ...

Aldermen approved a plan Wednesday to spend $425 million in taxpayer money to spark development at The 78, where the Chicago Fire plans to build a soccer stadium.

The City Council is expected to vote Wednesday on a public subsidy that would help fund infrastructure for the Chicago Fire's ...

The City Council’s finance committee approved the financing package for infrastructure around the new stadium, located on the ...

A City Council committee voted Monday to use $424 million in property taxes to help build new infrastructure around the ...

The Chicago City Council may vote Wednesday on deals to spend $424. 9 million of tax increment financing on infrastructure ...

CHICAGO — The Chicago Fire’s new soccer stadium that’s being built in the city’s South Loop will be named after one of the most iconic global brands ever. The Fire and McDonald’s on Wednesday ...

The Chicago Fire’s tough week after their Major League Soccer schedule resumed following the FIFA World Cup continued on Saturday evening as they lost 3-1 to NYCFC in a game that Chicago never seemed ...

The City Council Finance Committee is set to consider a plan Monday that would rework the site's TIF subsidy to transfer ...