The Bears on Thursday announced the public practice schedule for 2024 EGO Outdoor Power Equipment Training Camp.

The Bears on Thursday announced they will host the Cincinnati Bengals at Halas Hall for practice on Thursday, Aug. 15 in advance of their preseason matchup on Saturday, Aug. 17 at Soldier Field.

The Bears have announced six coaches who will join head coach Matt Eberflus' staff for minicamp and training camp as part of the NFL's Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellowship Program. The program's objective is to give opportunities to observe, participate and gain experience, with the ultimate goal of earning a full-time NFL coaching position.

The Bears and general manager Ryan Poles announced on Monday a series of promotions and positional updates across the club's football operations structure in advance of the 2024 season. 

Bears single-game tickets and suites for 2024 preseason and regular-season games are now on sale via Ticketmaster.

The Bears kicked off their rookie minicamp Thursday and are slated to conduct non-contact practices Friday and Saturday.

The Bears have announced the jersey numbers new players will wear this season as well as four others who are changing numbers, including Pro Bowl cornerback Jaylon Johnson.

The Bears on Tuesday honored linebacker T.J. Edwards and right tackle Darnell Wright as the 2023 winners of the prestigious Brian Piccolo Award during a ceremony at Halas Hall.

The Chicago Bears have hired Ted Crews as special advisor to the President/CEO and chief administrative officer. He boasts 26 years of NFL experience, including the last 12 seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs. In his new role, Crews will oversee all corporate and football communications, as well as the digital and social media, content and production and brand creative departments.

After six years with the Bears, Paul Neurauter has been promoted to senior vice president of operations and sustainability. Neurauter's expertise in generating operational efficiencies and implementing sustainable practices combined with his decades-long passion for the Bears will help continue to drive the club forward.

After a decade of building the Bears' HR department, Liz Geist has been promoted to the club's first executive vice president of people and culture & chief human resources officer. Geist will continue her work in building a world-class culture and developing sustained success at the Bears. 

The Bears have announced a new multi-year partnership with Levy, the acclaimed Chicago-based hospitality leader, to transform the food and beverage experience at their home games at Soldier Field.