Mark Hatley News Today

Beanie's run with The Game 730 AM, which first began in 2014, has come to a close as he moves on to Detroit sports radio.

PLATTEVILLE, Wis. — The Wisconsin Badgers opened fall training camp in Platteville this week, an event reminiscent of times decades ago in southwest Wisconsin when a high-profile team annually converged

Former Bears area scout John Paul Young spoke to ChicagoBears.com this week about evaluating Hall of Fame middle linebacker Brian Urlacher when he was playing free safety at the University of New Mexico.

CHICAGO (AP) — Jerry Vainisi, the Chicago Bears' general manager when they won their lone Super Bowl championship, has died, the team announced on Wednesday. He was 80. The team said he died Tuesday in suburban Oak Park, Ill. A Chicago native who attended Georgetown University and Chicago–Kent College of Law, Vainisi joined the Bears in 1972 as controller and worked as the team's treasurer and lawyer. He became the team's general manager in 1983 after Jim Finks resigned.

Brian Hoyer missed practice Wednesday and Thursday, putting his status for Sunday’s game against Detroit in significant doubt.

Ted Phillips, the teams president and CEO for 23 years, will retire after this year.

Piezo Motion partnership with Hatley & Associates will deliver motion control and automation solutions to OEM manufacturers in the eastern United States

The Bears’ new general manager doesn’t have a first-round pick — and maybe it’s just as well. Previous rookie personnel bosses struck out on their first pick and had better luck later in the draft — acquiring Olin Kreutz, Alex Brown, Alshon Jeffery and Eddie Goldman.

The Bears’ new general manager doesn’t have a first-round pick — and maybe it’s just as well. Previous rookie personnel bosses struck out on their first pick and had better luck later in the draft — acquiring Olin Kreutz, Alex Brown, Alshon Jeffery and Eddie Goldman.

Concord man wins $1 million in North Carolina lottery in time for holiday shopping Mark Price, The Charlotte Observer Dec. 23—A Concord man made a quick trip to the store and ended up with a $1 million lottery win just days before Christmas, according to the North Carolina Education Lottery. Mark Hatley bought his Mega Millions ticket for the Dec. 15 drawing at the Carolina Fast Mart on N.C. 49 North in Concord, lottery officials said in a release. Hatley claimed his money Tue...