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No direct money for Paycor Stadium in latest Ohio budget but 2 potential funding avenues
There is no money specifically for Paycor Stadium renovations in the Ohio Senate version of the state budget, though the budget did include some potential avenues for funding. The Bengals and Hamilton County requested $350 million in the state budget for stadium renovations, which are estimated to cost $830 million in total.
Two days after introducing a proposal to fund Ohio sports stadiums with unclaimed funds, Senator Jerry Cirino spells out what it will take to get some of that money.
There's still hope that Hamilton County and the Bengals will get state funding for an $830 million renovation plan at Paycor ...
The urgency stems from the Ohio state budget, which may not be finalized before a critical deadline in the lease negotiations ...
Paycor Stadium, which opened prior to the 2000 season, is similar to the Bengals’ defense in that it was ranked 25th in the ...
The ESPN+ docu-series, hosted by Manning, revisits seminal moments in NFL history through conversations with former players, ...
The Cincinnati Bengals are talking to Hamilton County about a new 20-year lease in which the team pays a portion of Paycor ...
The Bengals and Hamilton County officially have a short-term agreement as they work toward a new lease for Paycor Stadium.
CINCINNATI — Billy Joel is no longer coming to Paycor Stadium this summer. The legendary musician was diagnosed with a brain ...
As the Bengals and Hamilton County approach critical deadline that could secure the team for years, here’s how other NFL ...
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