The 22,000-seat stadium, bankrolled by the Fire’s billionaire owner, Joe Mansueto, is expected to be complete in time for the team’s 2028-29 season.

As the Bears waffle between destinations for their new planned stadium, including potentially moving across state lines to Indiana, another Chicago team is ready to break ground next week inside the city it represents.

A Fourth of July staple in Utah, Stadium of Fire was held once again at LaVell Edwards Stadium in Provo on Friday night. Though Rascal Flatts headlined the evening with a concert, the event also featured many other patriotic acts, such as a tailgate event ...

The crowd watches as a member of Provo Fire & Rescue searches for an injured person after an errant firework exploded among attendees during Stadium of Fire held at LaVell Edwards Stadium in Provo on Thursday, July 4, 2024. Several people were injured when ...

PROVO – Organizers of this year's Stadium of Fire said they've taken steps to make sure a fireworks fiasco doesn't happen again. More than two dozen people were hurt during last year's show when fireworks malfunctioned and went into the crowd during a ...

Chicago’s South Loop welcomes The 78, a 62-acre development featuring the Chicago Fire’s new stadium.