The Browns have informed the city of Cleveland of their intention to move forward on a new domed stadium in suburban Brook Park and leave the current lakefront stadium, Mayor Justin Bibb announced.

The Browns are moving out of their lakefront home. The team officially announced plans to leave their 25-year-old stadium on the shores of Lake Erie when the lease expires in 2028 and move to a domed facility in suburban Brook Park despite the city’s efforts to keep it in Cleveland.

Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb said Thursday he met with Browns owners Jimmy and Dee Haslem, who announced their intent to relocate the NFL team to suburban Brook Park despite the city’s efforts to keep it in Cleveland.

The Browns are planning on moving to the suburb of Brook Park, Ohio, Cleveland mayor Justin Bibb announced in a Thursday afternoon press conference. They will construct a domed stadium in the suburb of 18,000 located a little under 14 miles from Cleveland.

BEREA — The Browns are focusing their stadium efforts on a new domed stadium in Brook Park, a source confirmed for the Beacon Journal. Owners Jimmy and Dee Haslam had previously only stated they were weighing their options between renovating the current ...

The Browns have informed the city of Cleveland of their intention to move forward on a new domed stadium in suburban Brook Park and leave the current lakefront stadium.

The Fox 8 I-Team has learned the Cleveland Browns have decided to move the stadium on the lakefront and build a dome in Brook Park.

Following the announcement from the Cleveland Browns that they'll move to a new domed stadium in Brook Park, here's what social media had to say.

The Cleveland Browns plan to leave their open-air Cleveland stadium for a new domed one in Brook Park. The Cleveland mayor said in a release that principal owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam notified him of the decision on Wednesday night.