For the Cincinnati Bengals, the team's current lease at Paycor Stadium expires in 2026, creating urgency for a new agreement. But the relationship between the Bengals and Hamilton County has hit a ...

Bengals management this past summer accused the county of defaulting on the lease for Paycor Stadium and broke off talks with the county, according to correspondence that was first reported by the ...

Hamilton County officials have hired a national expert on stadium deals to help negotiate a new stadium lease with the ...

CINCINNATI — The stress of negotiation is showing up in the communications between the Bengals and Hamilton County as they scratch out details over the lease agreement, stadium upgrades and a ...

After negotiations that were called “useless,” the Bengals and Hamilton County commissioners are back at the table working toward a deal on the old lease and a new stadium renovation plan.“ ...

Lease extension talks were cut off in July 2024. The Cincinnati Bengals accused Hamilton County of being in default of their 1997 stadium lease agreement, a marked deterioration in relations ...

Williams: Who says we don’t like outsiders? The county's move to bring in an expert on the Bengals' stadium talks is a positive step. More is needed.

The Cincinnati Business Courier reports that "tumult" between the team and Hamilton County “raises the obvious question about whether the Bengals have a decades-long future in Cincinnati." The Paycor ...

CINCINNATI — Hamilton County and the Cincinnati Bengals accused each other of violating their lease agreement for Paycor Stadium, in a series of letters and emails obtained by the WCPO 9 I-Team.