The Art Modell Law, passed in 1996 after the Browns became the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland was left without an NFL team ...

As much as the big story around sports teams in the State of Ohio and their stadiums has focused on the Cleveland Browns, the ...

The Cleveland Browns could get hundreds of millions in taxpayer dollars to support a new stadium. But other venues are hoping to get state funding.

Reece put the responsibility back on the Bengals, saying the county has been ready to hash out a new lease for over a year.

State legislators have formally introduced an amendment to the next biennial budget to help the Cleveland Browns finance a ...

A new budget proposal from the Ohio House would provide $600 million in bonds to help the Browns build a new domed stadium.

And while multiple pieces of Modell Law litigation are currently pending in connection with the Browns’ ongoing effort to exit downtown Cleveland for suburban Brook Park, the Modell Law hovers over ...

Cleveland co-owner Jimmy Haslam admitted on Monday that the Browns “took a big swing and miss” with their 2022 trade for ...

For less than half of what the governor’s new tax on sports gambling would produce, Ohio could replace all pay-to-play fees ...

The Browns bonds will span “at least” 25 years, meaning all Ohioans regardless of if they can afford to go to a single, overpriced game in Cleveland will have to pay for the stadium, with interest.