Mike Ditka

Legendary former Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka has revealed he doesn’t support athletes kneeling during the national anthem. When asked what the policy on kneeling would be for his women’s football X-League during an interview with TMZ, Ditka said athletes who choose to kneel should “get the hell out of the country.” “That’s the way I feel,” he said....

Citing the ongoing economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic and the impending end of the location’s lease, The Ditka’s Restaurant Group has announced that it will permanently close its downtown eatery. “We have made the extremely difficult decision to close our Chicago restaurant due to the economic impact of COVID-19 and the short term left on our lease,” the...

Chicago White Sox manager Rick Renteria won’t be with the team this weekend as he undergoes rotator cuff surgery, but he left fans with an incredible image before taking a few days off.

Our “100 Bears Facts” series continues today with what we’re calling “We Are The Champions,” a look back at the iconic 1985 Bears squad that won Super Bowl XX and captured the imaginations of the sports world.

Da Coach is larger than life – literally.

See Da Coach as a 7-foot bobblehead in Millennium Park. 

The Chicago Bears are celebrating their 100th anniversary with a big weekend, but one of the team’s most iconic players just pulled out of the event.

In his first season as Chicago Bears coach, Matt Nagy has won the league’s top honor for his profession.

An Indiana teen who spent years collecting sports memorabilia with his dad, only to have his entire collection stolen during a burglary while the family was out of town for Thanksgiving, received an unexpected surprise thanks to the power of social media.

Hall of Fame tight end and former Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka has been released from a hospital after being treated for a mild heart attack last week.

Hall of Fame tight end and former Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka is recovering from a mild heart attack.

Are da Chicago Bears Super Bowl contenders? Da Coach seems to think so.

Mike Ditka is walking back comments he made Monday about the NFL protests during the national anthem, in which he said “there has been no oppression in the last 100 years.”

Mike Ditka has been known to speak his mind on a thing or two in his career – and that’s certainly what the former Chicago Bears coach did before the team’s big Monday Night Football game.

Chicago Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky thrilled fans with his first preseason game for the team Thursday night, but Chicagoans weren’t the only ones who took notice.

There have been some remarkable renditions of “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” over the years, but on Saturday, a famous recording artist may have taken things to a whole new level.

Sen. Tammy Duckworth met Tuesday with Chicago Cubs co-owner Todd Ricketts, President Donald Trump’s nominee for deputy commerce secretary.

The 1985 Chicago Bears have been immortalized in nearly every way imaginable, and ESPN will take team on in a new documentary next month.

Legendary Bears coach Mike Ditka raised some eyebrows during ESPN’s “Monday Night Countdown” when a noise that sounded very much like flatulence interrupted the broadcast.