Ohio approves $600M for Browns stadium development
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed a law providing $600 million in state funds for the Browns' new stadium, facilitating their move from Cleveland to Brook Park, though additional funding is needed as Cuyahoga County declines to contribute. The law also modifies the Art Modell Law to allow the move within Ohio, with the project costing around $2.4 billion. The Browns have purchased land for the stadium, aiming to proceed despite funding challenges.
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