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Cleveland Browns aren't the only Ohio sports team that deserves investment | Our view
An unprecedented plan to issue $600 million in state bonds to help build a dome stadium for the billionaire owners of the NFL's Cleveland Browns smells as bad as the team's on-field performance.
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Public spat between Cleveland mayor, Haslam Sports Group intensifies over Browns’ new stadium
The city wants the Browns to stay in Cleveland — specifically in a remodeled stadium in the same downtown location as Huntington Bank Field. In 2024, the Browns went public with their plans to ...
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Browns stadium developments: Darcy cartoon
The Browns Brook Park Stadium video kicked off the week of new developments that included a legal move by the team and continued opposition plays by Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb and Cuyahoga ...
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Haslams' plan for a suburban Cleveland Browns stadium moves into the public subsidy stage
The Haslam Sports Group, owners of the Cleveland Browns, are seeking $1.2 billion in public funding for a new domed ...
USA Today12d
Ohio House budget would help the Cleveland Browns build a new stadium. Here's how
The Ohio House proposed a budget plan that would provide $600 million in bonds for a new domed stadium for the Cleveland Browns in Brook Park. The Browns' owners, Jimmy and Dee Haslam, want to ...
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Browns stadium drama nearing farcical stage
The Cleveland Browns' quest to leave downtown for a domed stadium and entertainment complex in the Cuyahoga County suburb of Brook Park has been an ongoing drama from the moment the team made ...
The Cincinnati Enquirer13d
Browns owners see June 30 deadline for state funds as next key date in stadium project
PALM BEACH, Fla. — The discourse around the Browns' plan to build a new domed stadium in Brook Park has been heated. That's just among some of the principal parties involved in the process.