Paycor Stadium

This proposal was created at the direction of the board as a possible way to improve the stadium with a goal of keeping the team in Cincinnati for the long-term, rather than have the same conversation in just five years, said County Administrator Jeff Aluotto. The sides are negotiating terms of a new lease.

That's the question Hamilton County Commissioners Alicia Reece and Stephanie Summerow Dumas want an answer to.

These questions, for various reasons, just weren't a fit for our airwaves.

Hamilton County commissioners agreed Thursday to pay for things like better wheelchair accessibility, upgrading elevators, and some seat replacement.

Homeowners will see their 2024 property tax bill reduced $43.70 per $100,000 of home value.

The negotiation will include how to pay for needed repairs to the 20-year-old facility, and how much enhancements should be added.

The event will take place in the East Club window near Gate D at 3 p.m. Bengals and Paycor officials are expected to make remarks.

Paul Brown Stadium will now be known as Paycor Stadium. The deal was announced Tuesday, but Hamilton County commissioners will need to give the deal final approval because the county owns the stadium.

The report is the first step in a forthcoming master plan. Commissioners will have ultimate authority to decide what changes to make to the stadium and how much to spend.

Updated Wednesday, 12:31 p.m. The state of Ohio will now allow for 12,000 spectators at future Cincinnati Bengals games.According to a release from the…