The team filled the board seat of longtime matriarch Virginia McCaskey, naming the first member of the family’s next ...

Matriarch Virginia McCaskey's death signaled a new era of Bears football — aspects of which the team’s top executives ...

The Bears owner remembered his mother, the late Virginia McCaskey, and looked ahead to a season with positive energy from regime change.

Bears chairman George McCaskey has reiterated that his family has no intention to sell the franchise, which was recently ...

Kevin Warren said without passage of a “mega projects” bill that would lessen the Chicago Bears’ tax burden on a new stadium ...

Virginia McCaskey was one of Halas’ two children. Her younger brother, George Jr., known as “Mugs,” was expected to take over the team after their father died or turned it over to his heirs.

Bears president/CEO Kevin Warren and chairman George McCaskey maintained the team's hope to build a stadium in Arlington ...

The Bears will honor Hall of Fame defensive tackle Steve McMichael and longtime owner Virginia McCaskey on their uniforms ...

The Chicago Bears will honor matriarch Virginia McCaskey and Hall of Famer Steve McMichael during the 2025 season.

Virginia McCaskey was alive for all but the first Bears-Packers game. In the last game of her life — on her 102nd birthday — the Bears defeated the Packers for the first time in six years.

Virginia McCaskey, the Bears ’ matriarch who died Thursday at 102, was about to address the team, to explain the history of the founding franchise that was synonymous with the arc of her life.

Virginia McCaskey was one of Halas’ two children. Her younger brother, George Jr., known as “Mugs,” was expected to take over the team after their father died or turned it over to his heirs.