Opinion: What has changed in Hamilton County's new stadium lease with the Bengals? Just about everything that mattered.

The Hamilton County Commission could vote on Thursday regarding a potential agreement for renovations and lease details.

The Bengals have until June 30 to let the county know if they plan to extend their current stadium lease, which was signed in ...

Stadium upgrades now carry a county cap of $350 million, with the Bengals and the NFL’s G-4 loan program covering $120 million − about 25 % of the tab. Taxpayers shouldered 94 % of the 1997 ...

The Bengals prefer a much shorter lease, five years as opposed to 15. They'd like 50% of the city's tax revenue from stadium operations to help fund maintenance and repairs.

Hamilton County commissioners delayed until later this week a vote on $1.5 million to replace six escalators at Paycor Stadium, a part of a memorandum of understanding of the first phase of $185 ...

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 commissioners voted on whether to replace escalators at Paycor Stadium for $1.5 million amid a debate over whether they are safe. County releases proposed new lease terms with the ...

CINCINNATI — The Bengals and Hamilton County have until June 30 to come to a new stadium lease agreement. Negotiations haven't been pretty in recent weeks. Hamilton County commissioners voted 2 ...

Hamilton County commissioners could decide at their meeting Thursday to approve $1.5 million for new escalators and other additions as they negotiate the team's lease.

However, there are big gaps. The Bengals prefer a much shorter lease, five years as opposed to 15. They'd like 50% of the city's tax revenue from stadium operations to help fund maintenance and ...