The Latest Breaking News from Arlington Heights

The Rickettses, owners of the Cubs, ended up using their own money to renovate Wrigley Field and build up the surrounding neighborhood. Why can’t the McCaskeys do the same with their project?

Brandon Johnson’s promise to make $1 billion worth of “investments in people,” makes it tough to imagine him moving a new Chicago Bears stadium to the top of his “to do” list.

In a statement released by the Bears, Arlington Heights is "no longer our singular focus" to build a stadium.

The proposal from Naperville comes as talks with Arlington Heights have stalled amid disagreements between the team and surrounding suburbs about taxing and school districts. The Bears vowed to keep working with Arlington Heights but said “it is no longer our singular focus.”

It’s another step toward leaving Soldier Field and building a new stadium in Arlington Heights.

If the stadium complex would be such a moneymaker, why don’t the Bears just pay for it, along with all associated costs?

The father, Salvo Maniscalco, who’s an Arlington Heights hairdresser, taught some Italian to the Oscar winner for role in ‘About My Father.’

Here’s our guide to music events in the coming months.

State Rep. Marty Moylan, D-Des Plaines, told lawmakers he needs more time — and more support — to clinch a deal that he says would freeze a property tax assessment for up to 40 years for the Arlington Heights stadium and create a $3 admission tax on all events held…