CLEVELAND, Ohio - The Haslams want a new community authority to own a Brook Park Browns stadium, and they want to triple ...

The Ohio legislature is contemplating changes to Ohio Revised Code 9.67, better known as the Art Modell Law, which would facilitate the Cleveland Browns moving to a new stadium located less than a ...

The Ohio legislature is contemplating changes to Ohio Revised Code 9.67, better known as the Art Modell Law, which would facilitate the Cleveland Browns moving to a new stadium located less than a ...

The Browns still need to secure another $600 million in public funding. Over $400 million of that is expected to come from bonds issues by the city of Brook Park, with the Haslams' potentially ...

CLEVELAND — As the Cleveland Browns plan to build a new domed stadium in Brook Park, a lawsuit filed by the city back in January went before Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Lauren Moore on ...

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, the City of Cleveland and the Haslams are talking about a new state budget that included $600 million to go toward building a dome for the Cleveland Browns.

On Tuesday Browns ownership, Dee and Jimmy Haslam, shared a message on the team's social media accounts thanking Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, after the state approved public funding for their new ...

The Cleveland Browns completed their $76 million purchase of the proposed 176-acre Brook Park stadium site, marking the franchise's most significant financial commitment toward relocating from ...

The Cleveland Browns' new stadium will be partially funded by $600 million in unclaimed funds from Ohio residents. The Haslam family, owners of the Browns, have a substantial net worth and could ...

This translates, in my mind, that we are willing to help the billionaires, but not the educational needs of our kids. Why do Ohio lawmakers want to use $1.7 billion of Ohioans’ unclaimed funds ...

The other story was about a state excess of $1.7 billion, with $600 million marked for a new Cleveland Browns stadium. What has happened to our values and our priorities? This is not the country I ...