The Bengals and Hamilton County have agreed to the principal terms for a new lease that will keep the team in Cincinnati, playing home games at Paycor Stadium through June 2036, with 10 additional ...

Paycor Stadium upgrades are no problem as long as the lease to the Cincinnati Bengals covers the costs with some profit for Hamilton County taxpayers.

While recently driving 3,100 miles, columnist Jason Williams had some thoughts about the Reds, Bengals stadium, Hilton Head ...

Hamilton County taxpayers will learn Tuesday what major renovations Paycor Stadium might need in the next few decades to keep it competitive. The Hamilton County administration will present the ...

Hamilton County commissioners will hear public comments on the proposed Paycor Stadium lease next week. The county and the ...

One of the dumbest sayings in the history of the English language is "it is what it is." But it seems such an appropriate ...

The deal would keep the Bengals there through at least 2036, with Hamilton County contributing $350 million toward stadium renovations.

Paycor Stadium's current lease, which dates back nearly three decades, expires in 2026. Hamilton County and the Bengals have not come up with a new long-term lease agreement after negotiating for ...

CINCINNATI — A $184.5 million renovation has been planned for the Paycor Stadium. Hamilton County commissioners approved this plan Tuesday, saying the plan had to be approved by April 30 in ...

The framework of a new lease that will keep the Cincinnati Bengals in the same spot was approved by Hamilton County on Thursday, and the plan includes money for renovations to Paycor Stadium.

Paycor Stadium upgrades are no problem as long as the lease to the Cincinnati Bengals covers the costs with some profit for Hamilton County taxpayers.

Hamilton County Commissioners voted 2-1 Tuesday to approve a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Cincinnati Bengals to fund renovations for Paycor Stadium next year. Under the agreement ...