A new budget proposal from the Ohio House would provide $600 million in bonds to help the Browns build a new domed stadium.

Browns owners Jimmy and Dee Haslam acknowledged on Monday they may need to pivot to 'plan B' if state funds don't come ...

Ohio House GOP leaders backed $600M in bonds for the Browns' proposed $3.4B Brook Park stadium and mixed-use development. The ...

Jimmy Haslam says the Browns may stay on the lakefront if Ohio lawmakers reject $600 million in funding for a new domed ...

If the city, county and governor all oppose the Haslams' Brook Park stadium plan, why are Ohio ... revenue estimates.” Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb and Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne have been ...

I am stunned to think our state of Ohio is going to play into the hands of billionaires to create a stadium away from our city and causing Cleveland serious economic harm. Doesn’t it bother ...

but here in Cleveland the team and city continue exchanging public barbs over the matter. A resolution as to whether or not the Browns will indeed be building a $2.4 billion stadium in Brook Park ...

A week after the City of Cleveland and the ownership group of the Cleveland Browns tangled in a back-and-forth ... by the mixed-use development that would surround the stadium. HSG, in its plan, ...

The stadium no longer being in downtown Cleveland. I just, I know. I know Kansas City's stadium and everything ... and stay ahead of the game! The Browns' plan includes a state-of-the-art indoor ...

The legislation would authorize $600 million in state-backed bonds over 30 years “to pay costs of the Cleveland Browns major sports facility stadium project in the city of Brook Park.” ...

The discourse around the Browns' plan to build a new domed ... of fulfilling their lease with the city of Cleveland for the current lakefront stadium, which expires at the end of the 2028 season.