Judge Approves Cleveland Browns' Lawsuit Amendments in Stadium Battle

Judge approves Cleveland Browns' lawsuit amendments in stadium battle

A federal judge has cleared a path for the Browns to seek damages in lawsuit against Cleveland amid their plans for a new stadium complex in Brook Park.

New details emerge about the Cincinnati Bengals' next Paycor Stadium lease

For the first time in the history of Paycor Stadium, the Cincinnati Bengals appear willing to pay for some of their operating expenses.Or at least they were eight days ago, according to Tom Gabelman, the attorney who has worked on every Bengals lease amendment since 1997.Hamilton County fired Gabelman after commissioners complained to Hamilton Countys prosecutor about a lack of communication and failure to focus on the results they were desiring…

Cutting through claims about possible Browns move to dome: I-Team

CLEVELAND (WJW) – The FOX 8 I-Team did some digging to cut through some of the claims by local leaders concerning plans for the Browns to build an enclosed stadium and development in Brook Park. This week, the mayor of Cleveland, the Cuyahoga County executive, business groups and even the Browns all have had something to say about the proposed project. For instance, the county executive said, if built, the Browns dome would take away a site that…

Browns owners moving forward with plan for domed stadium

The Cleveland Browns' plan to leave downtown and build a $2.4 billion domed stadium in suburban Brook Park has turned into a public spat with Cleveland's mayor.

Cavs enter football stadium debate - concerned sin tax money for arena could be at risk

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The Cleveland Cavaliers are concerned that talks over the potential use of county sin tax money for capital repairs at a proposed Browns stadium in Brook Park could crush efforts to increase the tax to help pay for the upkeep of Rocket Arena and Progressive Field.

Cleveland Mayor Says Goodbye To Haslam's Browns - Sports Talk Florida

Full speed ahead to Brook Park?  What is going on in Cleveland in the Cleveland Browns stadium saga? It appears Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb has thrown in the towel and is ready to let the National Football League’s Cleveland franchise move out of the city to an area about 14 miles away in Brook Park. “We gotta move on. If they go to Brook Park, God bless them, good luck. But, by hell or high water, we are going to develop a lakefront our reside…