Ohio Senate approves $600 million for domed stadium project. All that is left is final approval by Gov. Mike DeWine.

Ohio Republicans largely agree that shelling out $600 million to fund a new Cleveland Browns stadium is a good idea. They ...

Legislative support for the stadium plan is clear, but more hurdles remain. The post $2.4B Browns Stadium Plan Clears Hurdle ...

The Ohio Senate passed its version of the state budget. Here's what it would mean for property taxes, Medicaid and more.

Our readers are not happy with the Ohio Legislature for finding ways to finance a new Browns stadium while neglecting crises ...

House Democrats introduced a competing set of amendments and legislation, including a bill sponsored by a Columbus-area Democrat that would prohibit the state from funding facilities for sports teams ...

Following plans by Governor Mike DeWine and the House, the Ohio Senate has now put forth a new third plan for state ...

The head of a nonprofit tasked with bringing life to Downtown Cleveland’s lakefront says losing the Browns to the suburbs will hurt private development.

When state lawmakers pitched paying for a new Browns stadium with Ohioans' unclaimed funds, they caused a spike in searches.

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

The Ohio Senate wants to move $1.7 billion of that — all of it money that’s been sitting in unclaimed funds for 10 years or ...

Ohio’s Senate Republicans are proposing to take $600 million from the Ohio Unclaimed Funds Program and pay the funds back ...