Senate Republicans are proposing a new way to offer $600 million toward a new Cleveland Browns stadium in Brook Park.

Ohio now has three different plans to fund K-12 education, pay for a Cleveland Browns stadium, and give property tax relief.

The $600M loan for the Browns' Brook Park dome would come from the state’s $3.7B in unclaimed funds, repaid over 16 years.

Money long forgotten in bank accounts, last paychecks and elsewhere could be used to build a new Browns stadium, lawmakers ...

The Cleveland Browns have a dream that is Brook Park. The dream includes a domed stadium and a surrounding entertainment ...

Cleveland's mayor released a formal statement clarifying that the city intends to fight to keep the Browns in the downtown ...

Jimmy Haslam, owner of the Cleveland Browns, is a billionaire. Lawmakers should rethink giving him $600 million for a new ...

The Ohio Senate has announced its version of the state budget, which provides an increase in public school funding and ...

Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne will hold a news conference to discuss the latest version of the Ohio Senate's state ...

The Browns' future in Cleveland just got a lot more bleak after Mayor Justin Bibb released a statement about their stadium ...

For years, Cleveland Browns fans have dreamed about a new stadium. Ownership finally seemed to be taking big steps toward ...

The Cleveland Browns' plan to leave downtown and build a $2.4 billion domed stadium in suburban Brook Park has turned into a ...