'Helps us close the gap': Proposed tax hike could be used to help renovate Paycor Stadium
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine rolled out a proposal that would double the state's sports gaming tax from 20 to 40%.
Gov. Mike DeWine proposes tax hike that could be used for Browns, Bengals stadiums
"Our professional sports in Ohio are very valuable to us.” Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine wants to double the tax on sports gambling — money that could partially pay for building a new stadium for the Cleveland Browns.
DeWine's proposed sports betting tax hike could pay for Paycor Stadium upgrades
As Hamilton County and the Bengals wrangle over how to fund major upgrades needed to Paycor Stadium, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has suggested gamblers could pay for some of it. In his two-year state budget proposal released Monday,
DeWine proposes tax hike that could be used for Bengals stadium reno
Gov. Mike DeWine has proposed doubling the sports gambling tax to 40%. The tax increase is included in DeWine's two-year state budget.
DeWine’s proposal to hike sports betting tax for a new Cleveland Browns stadium faces legislative skepticism
Gov. Mike DeWine’s budget proposal to double Ohio’s tax on sports betting companies’ revenue to fund sports stadium projects – like a proposed new Cleveland Browns stadium – received a skeptical, though not completely hostile,
DeWine proposes significantly raising gaming tax to help fund Ohio sports stadiums
Gov. Mike DeWine is proposing to increase Ohio’s Sports Gaming tax to help pay for major and minor league stadium projects and youth sports programs.
Report: New State Gaming Tax Proposal Could Help Fund Paycor Stadium Upgrades
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine is proposing an increase in gambling taxes to help support youth sports and stadium funding around the state, such as the funds needed to upgrade Paycor Stadium. This week, DeWine proposed increasing Ohio’s sports gaming tax from 20% to 40% to avoid general fund contributions toward stadium construction and renovation statewide in his 2026-27 fiscal year budget proposal.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine proposes money for Browns Stadium, public schools in $218B state budget
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's proposed $218 billion state budget would fully fund public education, make marijuana more expensive and would raise taxes on sports betting companies to help fund projects.
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Could a national stadium expert help taxpayers get a better deal with Bengals? Hamilton County hopes so
Hamilton County officials have hired a national expert on stadium deals to help negotiate a new stadium lease with the ...
Commissioners keeping taxpayers in mind as they negotiate new Paycor lease with Bengals
Negotiations are intensifying between the Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County Commissioners over the current lease for ...
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Tension remains between Bengals, Hamilton Co. as Paycor Stadium lease expiration approaches
The Cincinnati Business Courier reports that "tumult" between the team and Hamilton County “raises the obvious question about whether the Bengals have a decades-long future in Cincinnati." The Paycor ...
Details on lease demands for Paycor Stadium still unclear
We realize there is no one-size-fits-all lease amongst NFL teams. While that might make discerning a true market lease more ...
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Look: Paycor Stadium Hosting Pop Music Legends Billy Joel, Rod Stewart For September Concert
CINCINNATI — Paycor Stadium is hosting a pair of big music stars this summer! 700 WLW reported the stadium is welcoming pop superstars Billy Joel and Rod Stewart for a show on Sep. 20.
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'I Don't See It Not Working Out' - Joe Burrow on Keeping Bengals' Stars Together
take the field as captains for the coin toss before the first quarter of the NFL Week 18 game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Cincinnati Bengals at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh on ...
'Losing the Bengals would be a huge loss' and other opinions you read most this week
How these lease negotiations are resolved will go a long way toward determining the Bengals' future in the Queen City.
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What will be built on five empty lots at The Banks? Development finally coming after years of delay
Five football fields of vacant space at The Banks will finally be developed, after more than a decade of waiting by business ...