Ishbia’s company, Canal Edge, announced Saturday it would look to carve out space for a new stadium it's calling “The ...

Future Chicago White Sox owner Justin Ishbia unveiled a development plan for a South Loop site that potentially includes a ...

Canal Edge, led by Justin Ishbia, unveiled The Railyards plan for a riverfront mixed-use district along the Chicago River ...

Plans for a newly designed Chicago White Sox stadium along the river in Chicago's South Loop neighborhood were released on ...

Now, after Jerry Reinsdorf's failed attempt at relocating his White Sox to The 78, the future owner of the club has stepped up with plans for a new ballpark right across the Chicago River.

An option for a new Chicago White Sox stadium has been revealed amid the franchise's push for a new ballpark.

The stadium would sit alongside the Chicago River stretching from Roosevelt Road in the North to 18th Street in the South, and bordered with the river on its east side and Canal Street to its West.

Chicago White Sox leaders have provided new details about a proposed plan to move the team to the city's riverfront.

If feasible, the plan could be presented to White Sox leadership for consideration when its current lease ends.

A minority owner of the White Sox revealed new renderings of a possible stadium along the Chicago River.

The development firm led by Chicago businessman Justin Ishbia today (Saturday, Sept. 5) unveiled plans for a new development ...

More than $600 million in federal funding announced Friday could open up a 47-acre parcel that Ishbia has considered for a potential Sox stadium, sources said.