Amon Carter Museum’s “Cowboy” exhibit faces backlash for a “mature content” warning, leading to accusations of LGBTQ discrimination.

Displayed in a wicker chair on the front porch of Ben Johnson’s boyhood home, atop a hill 15 minutes southeast of downtown, ...

Detroit Lions star Amon-Ra St. Brown and the rest of his teammates will be heading into the 2025 season without two coordinators who helped turn them into a league powerhouse. Ben Johnson is the ...

Bears general manager Ryan Poles said he connected quickly with Ben Johnson during the Bears’ coaching search process. “There was just a vibe to it that was awesome,” he said. Anthony ...

LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- In the aftermath of the Detroit Lions' loss in the divisional round of the NFC playoffs, it didn't take long for Ben Johnson to realize where he wanted to continue his career.

Ben Johnson was always going to need a tremendous offer to leave an incredible situation with the Super Bowl contender Detroit Lions. As it turns out, the new Chicago Bears head coach probably ...

Plenty of Detroit Lions fans were mad offensive coordinator Ben Johnson left to take a head-coaching job within the same division, but Johnson said at his introductory news conference Wednesday ...

New Bears coach Ben Johnson made an extremely positive first impression during his introductory press conference Wednesday at Halas Hall. Leaving no doubt he can command a room, the former Lions ...

Ben Johnson sees a winner in the Windy City, and it didn't take him long to say as much during his introductory press conference on Wednesday as the head coach of the Chicago Bears. Wearing a navy ...

CHICAGO (CBS) --Newly hired Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson said he gets goosebumps just thinking about coaching a roster he believes is "absolutely loaded with talent already." "I cannot ...

Former Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson left the team to take the Chicago Bears' head coaching job Monday. Super Bowl champion Lomas Brown talked about what Lions fans are going ...

Ben Johnson had his choice of several jobs. He chose the Bears. Not only do they have a quarterback to build around, but Johnson also noted they are in a division with which he is familiar.