The Cincinnati Bengals have just over three months to decide the future of their home stadium. Bengals vice president Katie Blackburn made waves recently regarding her comments to the Athletic’s ...

Let’s try to cut through the PR spin of this week’s announcement that Hamilton County and the Cincinnati Bengals have reached a partial stadium-improvement agreement, which these newfound fast ...

Negotiations between Hamilton County and the Bengals have grown tense as deadlines for the Paycor Stadium lease approach. In 1997, the Bengals and Hamilton County signed a lease for a then-unbuilt ...

The Cincinnati Bengals are running out of time to extend their lease with Paycor Stadium and could be forced to relocate if they do not choose to extend said lease by the date of June 30 ...

The Bengals and the county approved a memorandum to fund the first phase of stadium improvements in April, contingent on a long-term lease agreement. The Bengals have to let the county know about ...

Aaron Herzig, an attorney with Taft Stettinius & Hollister who negotiates for the Bengals in the stadium lease discussions, told The Enquirer the move was "a real step backward" in the team's ...

The Bengals' lease for Paycor Stadium expires next summer, but the team can extend the current deal for two years, with the deadline for that decision coming on June 30. Then-Paul Brown Stadium ...

The Cincinnati Bengals criticized Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillich for comments she made about the Paycor Stadium lease negotiations. The Bengals' lawyer, Emma Compton, objected to ...