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

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

Hamilton County and the Cincinnati Bengals have asked the state for $350 million for an overhaul of Paycor Stadium, part of ...

The Bengals and Hamilton County released a comprehensive renovation plan for the improvements they want to do in and around ...

As a proud Hamilton County resident, I read with interest IndyStar's interview with Josh Lowry, the new chair of the Hamilton ...

Investigators with the Hamilton County Coroner's Office are looking for relatives or friends of a West Price Hill man who ...

Through organizations, the reentry docket provides access to health care, addiction services, mental health care, free bus ...

All eyes in Cincinnati are suddenly on the ticking clock toward an expiration of the Bengals’ lease at Paycor Stadium.

Now, early settlers of what would become St. Bernard, Ohio, saw the area's hills and its view overlooking the Mill Creek ...

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

Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp says the county will not raise taxes under the new budget plan, even as local schools make ...

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