The city of Cleveland has fought the plan to build a new domed stadium for the Browns in suburban Brook Park.

A class-action lawsuit argues that funding a new domed stadium for the Cleveland Browns using residents’ unclaimed funds violates multiple provisions of the state and federal constitutions ...

A lawsuit challenges the constitutionality of using Ohioans' unclaimed funds to finance a new Cleveland Browns stadium. The lawsuit alleges the state's plan to seize $1.7 billion in unclaimed ...

A quiet residential neighborhood will be converted to a commercial zone of stadium lights, noises and thousands of cars streaming through very narrow streets.

Sports Construction Ohio Sets Aside $600M for Cleveland Browns $2.4B Stadium Plan Football franchise is poised to build a new stadium in suburban Brook Park.

Yost sent a letter to DeWine on Friday, criticizing lawmakers’ plan to use $600 million from the state’s unclaimed funds to help the Browns buy a new stadium.

Ex-Ohio lawmakers Crossman and Dann warn against controversial Cleveland Browns Brook Park domed stadium plan, threatening a class action lawsuit if enacted.

The budget and plan for using taxpayer money to fund the Browns’ stadium is now in the hands of DeWine, who can sign it, veto it or use a line-item veto to take specific parts of the budget.

(The Center Square) – Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost thinks it’s a bad idea to give taxpayers’ private funds to the Cleveland Browns, but he doesn’t believe it’s illegal.

The Commanders’ RFK stadium plan hinges on a D.C. Council vote and could bring $14B in economic impact, jobs, and major events to the city.

Two attorneys and former state officials announced they will sue the Legislature if it goes ahead with using unclaimed funds for the Browns stadium.

A traffic engineer commissioned by opponents of the public-private plan to rehab Franklin Park’s White Stadium for a pro soccer team concluded the city’s game-day transportation plan is a ...