Ohio lawmakers are debating on spending $600 million to help finance a new stadium for the Browns after Republican leadership called the same amount of money "unsustainable" for public education.

When the chief administrative officer for Haslam Sports Group, Ted Tywang, presented to state lawmakers on Tuesday, he showed why the Browns have long believed that the future home of the team could ...

Via Cleveland.com, the Browns are dangling “ up-front cash ” as insurance against the potential underperformance of bonds issued to help pay for the team’s proposed stadium in Brook Park.

The team's general counsel is set to testify before an Ohio House committee today, as the Browns seek $600 million from the ...

The Browns plan to offer "up-front cash" to encourage Ohio to issue $600 million in bonds for the proposed domed stadium and ...

The FOX 8 I-Team found a local lawmaker is now taking steps to help the Cleveland Browns get state money for their plans to ...

With that in mind, the Browns have been linked heavily to Atlanta Falcons veteran quarterback Kirk Cousins Whether they would ...

Renovating and repairing the current stadium would be a more short-term solution than the Brook Park stadium. The Haslams ...

The city of Cleveland’s fight with the NFL’s Cleveland Browns over a future stadium belongs in state court, the city said in ...