Speaking to reporters Wednesday in Florida, Bears chairman George H. McCaskey lauded new coach Ben Johnson and discussed the franchise’s succession plan and stadium options.

The world said goodbye last month to someone who made history as the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress.

In his first public comments since his mom’s death, the chairman said there will be no shift in ownership structure.

Chicago Bears Chairman George McCaskey is determined to keep the franchise in his family’s hands for a long time to come, emphasizing Wednesday that he has no desire to entertain thoughts of a sale or ...

Just over a year after the Bears declared its goal to build a stadium south of the current site of Soldier Field on the ...

Wednesday was the first time Bears chairman George McCaskey had spoken publicly since the passing of his mother and Bears' ...

Bears chairman George McCaskey and his family plan on maintaining ownership of the franchise “for as long as possible,” he ...

McCaskey discussed the tush push, private equity, Ben Johnson and more at the annual league meeting Wednesday.

His father was a Virginia assistant from 1982-1989, when Ryan was in third through 10th grade. The elder Odom helped the Cavaliers reach five NCAA Tournaments, including its 1984 run to the Final ...

Another wild edition of the college basketball transfer portal has arrived and this time, things are even more volatile for the Virginia basketball program. Tony Bennett has retired, Ron Sanchez ...

I don’t know. I had thought I might work another year or two, but then the buyouts were offered, and I asked myself if the world really needed another column about the McCaskey family’s ...