The Chicago Bears have reiterated their plans to leave Chicago and are considering stadium sites in suburban Illinois or Hammond, Indiana. The team stated Thursday that it has exhausted all options to stay in the city. Arlington Heights and Hammond are the only sites under consideration. The Bears have played at Soldier Field for over 50 years. Indiana lawmakers are trying to attract the team with plans for a domed stadium in Hammond. Meanwhile, Illinois legislators are offering tax breaks to support a complex in Arlington Heights. The Bears have been in Illinois since their founding in 1920.