The Art Modell Law, passed in 1996 after the Browns became the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland was left without an NFL team for three seasons, applies to all professional sports teams in Ohio.

But you still benefit from a law aimed at keeping Cleveland from losing the Browns, again. The Art Modell Law, passed in 1996 after the Browns became the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland was left ...

While Cleveland Browns leaders stress they are focusing all their efforts on plans to build an enclosed stadium in Brook Park ...

A political battle is underway in Ohio, where state leaders are clashing over whether to single out the Browns for help ...

The Cleveland Browns are putting all their efforts towards building an enclosed stadium in Brook Park and team officials say ...

Below is a complete timeline of the Cleveland Browns’ journey from Cleveland to Brook Park tracking from 2028 all the way back to first reports in 2023. The lease will be up at Huntington Bank Field ...

It's safe to assume that when then-Ohio Gov. George Voinovich signed the so-called "Art Modell Law" in 1996, the possibility of the law being used against the Cleveland Browns wasn't on anyone's mind.

The Browns have filed a lawsuit seeking to ruling on the constitutionality of Ohio's Art Modell Law, which was created in ...

The new legal developments surround arguments over the so-called Modell Law restricting sports teams from moving. In a new filing, the Browns argue the city can’t try to enforce the Modell Law ...