The Cincinnati Bengals will remain at Paycor Stadium for at least 11 years, resulting in $470 million in stadium improvements ...

After reviewing the lease agreement approved by the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners, the Bengals have signed to keep ...

It isn’t clear whether the Bengals will sign it because the team proposed alternate language that is not part of the county’s ...

Concerns raised include the promised property tax rollback, stadium maintenance and transparency in naming rights deals.

The Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County have agreed on a major plan that keeps the team at Paycor Stadium through at least the 2036 NFL season. On Thursday, the county’s board of ...

The latest lease agreement between Hamilton County and the Cincinnati Bengals has been hailed as a much better deal than the ...

They encouraged the county's three commissioners to finalize a new lease agreement that would keep the Bengals playing at ...

The Bengals have until June 30 to let the county know if they plan to extend their current stadium lease, which was signed in 1997 and has been criticized as too onerous for taxpayers. Hamilton County ...

Hamilton County and the team reached a new lease deal on Thursday, June 26, that will keep the Bengals at Paycor Stadium through at least June 2036, with the chance to extend the agreement through ...

The team agreed to a new lease Thursday that will keep it in Paycor Stadium for another decade. The Bengals announced the news Thursday, which includes updates and modernizations to Paycor Stadium.

Hamilton County should tear up the Bengals' lease and take back Paycor Stadium | Letter Taxpayers are still footing the vast majority of the costs for Paycor Stadium upgrades. It's time to put an ...

With all the drama of a fourth-quarter rally, Hamilton County and the Cincinnati Bengals have signed a new lease agreement ...