County commissioners are set to discuss the current state of negotiations, which may have pulled the two sides closer, at a 1 ...

While the Cleveland Browns contemplate a move to Brook Park, their current home on Cleveland’s lakefront needs another $2.6 ...

House Democrats introduced a competing set of amendments and legislation, including a bill sponsored by a Columbus-area Democrat that would prohibit the state from funding facilities for sports teams ...

The City of Cleveland owes the Browns more than $2.6 million for repairs at Huntington Bank Field — the one on the lakefront.

Our readers are not happy with the Ohio Legislature for finding ways to finance a new Browns stadium while neglecting crises ...

The Cleveland Browns are optimistic about landing make-or-break state funding for their Brook Park stadium project – but it’s ...

The Browns hope to pay for their new stadium in part with state-issued bonds. Senate Republicans have a different idea. Via the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the initial budget of the Senate GOP’s initial ...

Jimmy and Dee Haslam, the owners of the Browns, have big dreams to move out of downtown Cleveland and into an entertainment complex complete with apartments, hotels, offices, restaurants, retail and ...

Those eye-popping numbers begin to draw more questions — namely, why the Browns need taxpayer money in ... t outright oppose public funding for stadium repairs and improvements.

CLEVELAND — As the Cleveland Browns' plan to move ... is not keeping up with the cost of stadium maintenance. The sin tax rate hasn’t changed since voters approved it in 1990 and is used to finance ...