The owners of the Cleveland Browns want a new stadium with a dome. Whether that move requires ... “portions of the site were used as a municipal dump until the late 1950s.” The longer the fill has ...

In his No. 8 uniform top and baseball pants, Albert Belle, Cleveland’s muscular ... Advertisement It was not Municipal Stadium’s only quirk or inconvenience. There were the rotting two ...

Given further municipal fiscal problems, Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell offered to manage the stadium and was given a 25-year lease on the facility in 1974. His Stadium Corp. put $8 million in ...

I-Team The Browns played on the shores of Lake Erie at Cleveland Municipal Stadium, completed in 1931, from 1946 to 1995. Cleveland Municipal Stadium is shown in an April 2, 1994 photo.

CLEVELAND BROWNS STADIUM, erected on the same site as Cleveland Municipal Stadium, was completed in August 1999 - ensuring that Cleveland would be granted an expansion football team. Plans to build ...

The Haslams have publicly offered their commitment to renovating the 67,000-seat stadium, which was built in the same area as Cleveland Municipal Stadium and opened in 1999 when the Browns ...

"I've never really talked about this before," Dave Duncan, who was on the Cleveland Municipal Stadium field that night, tells USA TODAY Sports. "It was just too crazy. Dangerously crazy.

They’d like to host the first playoff game in their current stadium before they inevitably depart and let the Dawg Pound — a holdover from the previous Cleveland Municipal Stadium site ...

I-Team The Browns played on the shores of Lake Erie at Cleveland Municipal Stadium, completed in 1931, from 1946 to 1995. The year the Browns joined the National Football League in 1950 ...