CLEVELAND, Ohio - How can the Browns afford to build a $2.4 billion dome in Brook Park? The team laid out their financial ...

After losing to the Chiefs two years ago, Hurts & Co. got their revenge, defeating Kansas City 40–22 in Super Bowl LIX. / ...

Kansas City’s issues on the offensive line were exposed by a great Philadelphia front. Plus, Aaron Rodgers’s future, what’s ...

It is Super Bowl week and it's a wild one in the football world. However, after thinking about football while watching pro ...

A letter from Sen. Bernie Moreno raises questions about the federal government’s continued involvement in the consent decree.

Economists have shown that the source of taxes sent to sports teams to build stadiums does not matter as the funding comes from the tax base.

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

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 29-year-old's trade request comes with the context of the Browns seemingly entering a rebuilding phase, with Deshaun Watson (Achilles) uncertain for the 2025 season, and Cleveland in the mix ...

Some state lawmakers question whether Ohio's financial health should depend on the sale of cigarettes, marijuana and sports ...

The Cleveland Browns have known for months that they’d be starting the year with a quarterback search, and now they’re moving closer to understanding their options, both in the veteran market ...

In a lengthy item on the team’s website that few will read and even fewer will understand (hand raised), the Browns unveiled ... the draft would return to Cleveland and be held on the city’s lakefront ...