The Latest Breaking News from Kevin Warren

They’ve lost 13-straight games, a franchise record. Eberflus has the lowest winning percentage of any coach in franchise history. Even acknowledging the Bears’ roster deficiencies last year, it’s fair to wonder if Eberflus, after only 20 games as a head coach, is in over his head.

The team’s president says the Bears won’t push for the legislation they argue is key to their plans for a massive development in Arlington Heights.

Mongo’s wife Misty wore a navy No. 76 jersey on the field. When they read his name on the Bears’ list of alumni, she threw both hands in the air.

The low-key origin of the shift rests in the quiet reconnection the organization has made in the communities that have felt neglected by the team for decades.

Sunday marks the start of the next tier of Warren’s responsibilities: his first football season.

The departure of Colorado, USC and UCLA next year leaves the league that has won more NCAA championships than any other facing an uncertain future.

The team and city will need to work together going forward regardless of the stadium issue, and Warren seems intent on maintaining that relationship.

As the Chicago Bears try to haggle over their property tax assessment on the land they bought in Arlington Heights, Richton Park Mayor Rick Reinbold wants the team to look at his far south suburban village as a potential destination.

Bears president/CEO Kevin Warren performed a random act kindness for a Chicago worker, giving him free tickets to an upcoming game.

With the team’s Arlington Heights proposal in flux, an Aurora spokesman said Bears representatives “responded quickly and positively” to their entreaty, which follows others from Naperville and Waukegan.

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. — Chicago Bears President Kevin Warren said at a forum Monday night the team wants to build a world-class NFL stadium but would not proceed with a multibillion dollar project in Arlington Heights without an agreement on the tax bill for the land recently purchased.