In late April, Peggy Kusinski of ESPN provided an update on the McCaskey family and their alleged plans to sell minority shares of the Chicago Bears. The family is believed to have filed an ...

A report by Bloomberg News says there is a movement afoot to sell shares of the Bears but they were owned by the late Andrew McKenna.

The Bears haven't publicly unveiled what the succession plan for the team is after Virginia McCaskey's death in February.

A piece of the Bears is being sold off but it's not necessarily a situation involving McCaskey family shares. Bloomberg News reported the sale of minority interest held by the estate of the late ...

An interesting time for Chicago Bears ownership The dispute comes at a time when the McCaskey family is spinning a few wheels. Following the death of Virginia McCaskey, the family is expected to ...

June saw the loss of several influential figures in music, sports, and beyond. Brian Wilson was the creative force behind The ...

The NFL’s Chicago Bears are exploring a sale of the minority stake owned by the late Andrew McKenna Sr., according to people familiar with the matter.

The Chicago Bears' ownership group is considering the sale of a minority stake, according to Bloomberg's <a href=" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Randall Williams and Miranda Davis.

Historically, the Bears have remained firmly within the founding Halas family. George Halas, who helped create the NFL in 1920, passed the team down to his daughter, Virginia Halas McCaskey.

Rather than someone else owning more of the Bears through sale of shares owned by the estate of the late Andrew McKenna, it appears it will be more of the same.