The Cleveland Browns keep moving ahead with plans to build a dome in Brook Park, but county and city leaders say "not so fast." ...

The Ohio House Finance Committee is dropping Gov. Mike DeWine's proposed tax increases on cigarettes, marijuana, and sports ...

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

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 ...

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

Debt on the bonds would be paid in large part using new tax revenues from pieces of the project such as admissions taxes, income taxes and parking ... own the Browns, intend to open the stadium for ...

Mayor Edward Orcutt says he is not signing off on the Browns' stadium project until all financial details are confirmed.

Cybersecurity, parking tickets and sidewalk repairs were just a few of the topics covered at last week’s marathon budget ...

BROOK PARK, Ohio – Brook Park Mayor Edward Orcutt says he has spent two years negotiating a deal to bring the Cleveland ...