BEREA, Ohio – Browns ownership on Thursday presented its most detailed vision yet for funding a $2.4 billion dome stadium in ...

In a lengthy item on the team's website that few will read and even fewer will understand (hand raised), the Browns unveiled their proposed for funding a new domed stadium in Brook Park.

Legislative leaders from both parties are giving a chilly reception to DeWine's plan to fund stadium projects by doubling the ...

Owners Jimmy and Dee Haslam continue to claim the law is too vague and violates federal precedent. Ohio AG Dave Yost wants to have the case moved to state court.

The Browns on Thursday released a financial plan for a new domed stadium in Brook Park. It involves the public paying half the bill.

While the Haslams will contribute $1.2 billion, $600 million would come from the state of Ohio, $422 million from Brook Park, ...

The plan from the Browns' owners includes a $1.2 billion contribution from the public, which private funders would match.

The FOX 8 I-Team did some digging to cut through confusion over plans for the Browns to build a dome in Brook Park.

According to the Browns' pitch, Cuyahoga County would need to contribute $178 million to the stadium's construction. That funding would depend on adding a 1% bed tax to the existing 1% and creating a ...

Owners Jimmy and Dee Haslam continue to claim the law is too vague and violates federal precedent. Ohio AG Dave Yost wants to have the case moved to state court.

The Browns say they’re still looking for $1.2 billion in public financing for Brook Park – and they haven’t given up on convincing the state and Cuyahoga County to issue bonds to bridge that gap.

The Haslam Sports Group, owners of the Cleveland Browns, put forth its plan to finance the proposed $2.4 billion domed stadium in Brook Park on Thursday.