Chicago TribuneNowVirginia McCaskey, the principal owner of the Chicago Bears and George Halas’ daughter, dies at 102Chicago Tribune - Don PiersonVirginia McCaskey, principal owner of the Chicago Bears and the only daughter of team founder George Halas, died Thursday, the team announced. She was 102. “While we are sad, we are comforted knowing Virginia Halas McCaskey lived a long, full, faith-filled life and is now with the love of her life …
Chicago TribuneNowWho is Virginia McCaskey? 8 things to know about the owner of the Chicago Bears.Chicago Tribune - Kori RumoreJohn J. Kim/Chicago Tribune Virginia McCaskey laughs while talking with her son, George McCaskey, during the Bears100 Celebration at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center on June 8, 2019, in Rosemont. Ed Feeney / Chicago Tribune George Halas with his daughter Virginia McCaskey, at a Bear-Packer …
Chicago TribuneNowVintage Chicago Tribune: Chicago Bears owner Virginia McCaskey in her own wordsChicago Tribune - Kori RumoreEditor’s note: Virginia Halas McCaskey died on Feb. 6, 2025. She was 102 years old. When Virginia Halas McCaskey graduated from Philadelphia’s Drexel University in 1943, with a degree in Secretarial Studies her aspiration was to work for one executive — her father George Halas, founder and owner of …
Chicago Tribune1 hour agoOhio State coach Ryan Day agrees to a contract extension through 2031 worth $12.5 million annuallyChicago Tribune - Associated PressCOLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football coach Ryan Day, who led the Buckeyes to the national championship just over two weeks ago, has agreed in principle to a seven-year contract valued at $12.5 million a year, the school announced Thursday. The contract, pending approval by the university’s board of …
Chicago Tribune3 hours agoFly Eagles Fly? Not to Pat Riley, who can cash in his ‘Three-Peat’ trademark if Chiefs win Super Bowl.Chicago Tribune - Ira WindermanPHILADELPHIA — With all due respect to those with nothing on their minds at Wednesday night’s Philadelphia 76ers game against the Miami Heat at Wells Fargo Center other than Fly Eagles Fly, Heat president Pat Riley clearly is siding the other way in Sunday’s Super Bowl. With a Kansas City Chiefs …
Chicago Tribune5 hours agoJason Dickinson injures his leg in the Chicago Blackhawks’ OT loss: ‘That’s a guy you can’t just replace’Chicago Tribune - Phil ThompsonSome might see a bat lurking above the United Center ice during Wednesday’s pregame warmups as an ominous omen. The creature buzzed by Teuvo Teräväinen and created a buzz in the stands. Ice crew staffer Lucas Heatherington finally caught the bat, scooping it off the ice in a net. But it was the …