A person of interest in the homicide investigation of a man who died after being pushed down the stairs at a popular bar downtown Chicago has been released from custody, Chicago police said.

The Cincinnati Bengals have made two big splashes on the first unofficial day of NFL free agency by agreeing to terms with safety Bryan Cook and defensive end Boye Mafe. Since then? Absolute crickets.

The Bengals enter the final day of NFL free agency legal tampering before the new league year begins at 4 p.m. Follow along ...

The Cincinnati Bengals approach NFL free agency with a sense of urgency this offseason. Those Bengals were open about the ...

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Cincinnati kicked off the day by agreeing to terms with Kansas City Chiefs free agent safety Bryan Cook, followed by Seattle ...

The Super Bowl winner has inked a three-year deal with the team. Cincinnati native and Howard University alumnus Bryan Cook has just signed a contract to play for his hometown team, the Bengals.

Edge rusher Boye Mafe and safety Bryan Cook have agreed to three-year contracts with the Cincinnati Bengals, according to two people familiar with the deals. The people spoke on condition of anonymity ...

A former HBCU football standout is returning to his hometown after landing a $42 million NFL contract with the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Cincinnati Bengals very much needed a safety this offseason and they went out and plucked one from Kansas City, signing Chiefs' free-agent Bryan Cook to a three-year deal worth $40.25 million with ...

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An aggressive first day of negotiations resulted in agreements with Bryan Cook and Boye Mafe that fill major needs.