Hamilton County Commission President Denise Driehaus joined The Enquirer's podcast to discuss the Bengals stadium lease and ...

Hamilton County, tear up the lease agreement and show Mike Brown the door. We will turn Paycor Stadium into the most awesome ...

Hamilton County commissioners want to hear from residents about the terms for the new Paycor Stadium lease agreement.

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

Hamilton County Commissioners approved new lease terms for Paycor Stadium with one commissioner abstaining on June 26. 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 ...

Commissioners will receive the latest lease update during their regular meeting on July 17 at 10 a.m. Residents are ...

Hamilton County approved the framework of a new lease that will keep the Bengals in Cincinnati through at least 2036.

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 ...

The latest lease agreement between Hamilton County and the Cincinnati Bengals has been hailed as a much better deal than the previous agreement. Unfortunately for taxpayers, "better" still stinks.

With just days until a deadline, Hamilton County leaders and the Bengals have reportedly reached an agreement that will keep the team playing at Paycor Stadium.

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