The City of Cleveland and Ohio Attorney General's Office has asked a federal judge to block the team's attempt at filing an updated lawsuit.

On the count of three, everyone say the position you think the Browns most need to figure out. No cheating. 1 ... 2 ... 3 ... You all said quarterback, right? By now, it’s the most obvious position of need with this roster.

A new budget proposal from the Ohio House would provide $600 million in bonds to help the Browns build a new domed stadium.

The Cleveland Browns still have not figured out their quarterback situation for the 2025 season, much to the frustration of fans.

Ohio House GOP leaders backed $600M in bonds for the Browns' proposed $3.4B Brook Park stadium and mixed-use development. The budget must be approved by the Senate.

A survey from Marshall Marketing found that 57% of adults in the area favor the Cleveland Browns remaining downtown to play games.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson gave a surprising take on the viral George Pickens skirmish against the Cleveland Browns. Cleveland Browns receiver Jerry Jeudy took a shot at his ...

Most people just want to see the team win. Let’s be clear about that. A winning team will draw fans no matter where they are,” Cleveland City Councilman Kris Harsh said. “But people enjoy the experience of going downtown.

Congresswoman Brown says the federal government will look to short term leases for the 4,000+ employees that use the building within multiple federal departments.