The Cleveland Browns’ plans for a new stadium near Cleveland Hopkins International Airport have hit an unexpected snag from ...

After a pause of about a month, the federal lawsuit the Browns filed against the city of Cleveland will restart.

The Browns' federal lawsuit against the city of Cleveland over the Modell Law will proceed as they plan to relocate to an ...

Cleveland City Council will reimburse the Cleveland Browns more than $2.5 million for emergency repairs to Huntington Bank ...

The Browns, meanwhile, have filed a motion in U.S. District Court asking that its lawsuit against the city of Cleveland declaring the so-called Modell Law unconstitutional be allowed to move forward.

As the Browns and the city of Cleveland remain locked in a bitter battle over where the team will play its future home games, City Council on Wednesday officially approved a measure that reimburses ...

CLEVELAND (WJW) — While a legal fight continues with the city of Cleveland trying to block the Browns’ move to Brook Park, the teams owners say plans for a new stadium are moving forward.

Dome sweet dome Despite an ugly tug-of-war with Cleveland and Cuyahoga County officials, the Browns expect to break ground early next year on a new, $2.4 billion domed stadium in Brook Park, Ohio.

Concerns about the stadium's location and ticket affordability were also raised. Ohio is using $1.7 billion in various projects across Ohio, including $600 million for the Cleveland Browns stadium.