Some Iowa state senators have introduced a bill to expand the state’s economic growth program, aiming to attract the Chicago Bears to build a new stadium in Iowa. They emphasize Iowa’s advantages, including tax certainty and infrastructure support, as the Bears seek alternatives due to difficulties in obtaining assistance from Illinois for their proposed Arlington Heights stadium. While Illinois officials are still negotiating to keep the Bears in the state, Iowa’s pitch highlights potential job growth and tourism benefits. The Bears, currently tenants of Soldier Field, have expressed interest in new stadium options after years of pursuing a move.
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