After an extended period of tension between the Bengals and Hamilton County, Ohio, the two sides are working together.

County commissioners asked state legislators to add $350 million for Paycor Stadium upgrades to the state's budget proposal.

Hamilton County can no longer afford the Bengals. The Bengals are a Tristate team, and the Tristate should pay to keep them.

CINCINNATI ( Cincinnati Business Courier) - Hamilton County is preparing to demolish the Hilltop concrete plant southwest of ...

The Ohio House passed a two-year budget yesterday that includes a $600 million bond deal for the Cleveland Browns. The ...

Hamilton County is getting closer to delivering its terms for a proposed new lease to the Cincinnati Bengals.

Cincinnati Bengals and County officials request state funding to help with the $830 million renovation of Paycor Stadium.

The Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County are asking the state of Ohio for $350 million to keep Paycor Stadium in good shape ...

The Brown family should be eternally grateful to Cincinnati, but instead, they threaten to leave unless we pump millions of ...

CINCINNATI — The Bengals and Hamilton County released a comprehensive renovation plan for the improvements they want to do in and around Paycor Stadium, all while asking the state for $350 ...

Hamilton County and the Bengals are asking the state for $350 million to go toward renovations of Paycor Stadium.

Connie Pillich became the first female prosecutor elected to protect Hamilton County and now, she is celebrating her first 100 days in office.