The Chicago Fire’s return from the World Cup break — as well as the potential debut of recently acquired striker Robert Lewandowski — is on hold.

Aldermen approved a plan Wednesday to spend $425 million in taxpayer money to spark development at The 78, the barren downtown lot where the Chicago Fire are building a soccer stadium.

Production assistants on “Chicago Fire” and “Chicago Med” have voted to ratify their first union contract, as part of a ...

The City Council Finance Committee on Monday backed a plan to spend $425 million in taxpayer funds for new roads, utilities, ...

New Chicago Fire star Robert Lewandowski met the media Tuesday ahead of his debut with the club, with head coach Gregg ...

Robert Lewandowski is looking forward to providing a big lift to the Chicago Fire as he is set to join Major League Soccer.

The Fire manager tells USA Today about the process of bringing the legendary forward to Chicago and what the acquisition says ...

The City Council’s finance committee approved the financing package for infrastructure around the new stadium, located on the ...

Robert Lewandowski has completed a move to Major League Soccer side Chicago Fire after bringing an end to his successful spell with Barcelona. The Poland captain has signed a contract until 2028, ...

Chicago Fire FC have completed the signing of former Barcelona and Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski. Lewandowski, 37, joins the MLS side as a free agent on a two-year deal after his contract ...

A final vote on the subsidy that will make it possible for a new $750 million Chicago Fire stadium to be built south of the Loop is set for Wednesday.