Arlington is considering a massive $273 million deal to keep the Cowboys and their stadium in town for another 30 years. This raises the question: should taxpayers be on the hook for a professional football team's home turf?
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Get ready for your taxes to potentially go up to help pay for this massive stadium deal!
The Dallas Cowboys and their owners are the big winners here, getting a sweet deal to stay in Arlington.
Local taxpayers could end up footing the bill for this expensive deal, taking money away from other city services.
Bonds play a role in Arlington, Texas, lease extension for Dallas Cowboys Bond Buyer
Cowboys to stay at AT&T Stadium until 2055 after Arlington deal approval WFAA
Arlington City Council approves funding to renovate AT&T Stadium Spectrum News
Arlington City Council approves $273 million for AT&T Stadium and Cowboys lease extension Audacy
Arlington City Council to discuss extending stadium lease for Dallas Cowboys Spectrum News
Arlington weighs $273M public deal to keep Cowboys at AT&T Stadium through 2055 WFAA
Arlington could spend $273 million to keep the Cowboys -- and residents may not get a vote WFAA
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