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Chicago Fire FC signed Finland international midfielder Robin Lod on a contract through June 2028, adding a veteran player with a strong goal-scoring record and international experience to bolster their squad for the upcoming seasons.
In an emotional episode of Chicago Fire, Herrmann's family loses their house in a fire, leading to personal and professional challenges, as the show explores themes of loss, change, and hope through Herrmann's perspective and relationships.
In the Season 14 premiere of 'Chicago Fire,' Stella Kidd experiences a miscarriage, which impacts her and Severide's hopes of starting a family. The episode explores their emotional journey, the dynamics of their relationship, and introduces new characters and potential adoption opportunities, setting the stage for future storylines.
The premiere of Chicago Fire Season 14 reveals Kidd and Severide facing a pregnancy loss, Ritter's departure, and introduces new firefighter Vasquez, with showrunner Andrea Newman and Christian Stolte discussing the emotional and narrative implications of these developments.
The Chicago Fire Season 14 premiere features major twists including Stella losing her pregnancy, a new firefighter's insubordination, ongoing department tensions, and a potential adoption storyline for Stella and Severide, setting a dramatic tone for the season.
Chicago Fire Season 14 premieres on October 1 with significant cast changes, including new cast members, exits of some stars, and a limited return of a longtime favorite, as the show continues to follow the lives of firefighters at Firehouse 51.
LAFC has signed Son Heung-Min and Tommy Mihalić on a short-term loan from LAFC2, as part of their preparations for the 2025 MLS season, with upcoming matches including a game against Chicago Fire.
Daniel Kyri, who plays Darren Ritter on Chicago Fire, will return briefly in Season 14, after exiting as a regular at the end of Season 13, with the show's creators leaving open the possibility for more appearances amid ongoing cast turnover and CFD layoffs.
NBC announced its fall 2025 TV schedule, debuting shows like The Voice, Chicago Fire, Med, PD, Law & Order series, and Saturday Night Live, with premieres starting in September and October, alongside NBA coverage and returning favorites.
The Chicago Fire unveiled detailed plans for a $650 million, 22,000-seat open-air stadium at The 78 in South Loop, designed to resemble a historic Chicago factory, with construction potentially starting in fall 2023 and aiming for completion before the 2028 MLS season, featuring riverfront access and premium seating options.
The Chicago Fire FC unveiled renderings for a $650 million, 22,000-seat open-air stadium at The 78 in the South Loop, funded privately by owner Joe Mansueto, with plans to host soccer games and events, emphasizing Chicago's industrial heritage in its design, and aiming for a 2028 opening.
The Chicago Fire announced plans to build a new $650 million, 22,000-seat soccer-specific stadium in downtown Chicago by 2028, leaving only six MLS clubs as secondary tenants in their venues, with most teams either exploring or already having dedicated stadiums or sharing NFL stadiums.
The Chicago Fire MLS team plans to build a $650 million stadium along the Chicago River, fully privately financed by owner Joe Mansuetto, set to open in 2028 within The 78 development, marking a shift away from public funding for sports venues.
Billionaire Joe Mansueto is funding a $650 million, 22,000-seat stadium for Chicago Fire FC at The 78 development, aiming to open in 2028, as part of efforts to boost soccer's popularity and provide a dedicated downtown venue, moving away from playing at Soldier Field.
Chicago Fire owner Joe Mansueto plans to invest $650 million to build a 22,000-seat soccer stadium at The 78 development site in South Loop, Chicago, aiming for completion by 2028, with the stadium hosting year-round events and serving as a community hub.