Cleveland football stadium on the lakefront, which formerly has been called both Cleveland Browns Stadium and FirstEnergy Stadium, now will be known as Huntington Bank Field. By Danny Cunningham
Turning the local grocery store into a single-floor operation will entail moving the alcohol merchandise displays and the bathrooms from the second floor. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
The project will take place under the Brownfield Remediation Program, and will include the development of 190 residential units and a new Huntington Bank branch. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
Haslam Sports Group clears land for a $2.4B Browns stadium while advancing plans for a $221M mixed-use development in Berea. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
The TMUD project has 21 applicants in the final round, including seven projects from Northeast Ohio. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
Transit groups urge healthier, sustainable options amid plans for a new Cleveland Clinic garage on the former site of the Cleveland Play House. By Ken Prendergast
MGK may be revamping Shooters on the Water after new operators associated with the singer take over former restaurant lease. By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans
The bonds will also be issued to the overhaul of Allerton Apartments, expand services of the Medical Center and support repairs to the Central Mutual Insurance Co.'s headquarters. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
The Haslam Sports Group, majority owner of the Cleveland Browns, are planning to build a 6,500-seat stadium at the center of its District 46 mixed-use development in suburban Berea. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
New development will be called District 46, marking the year the Browns came into existence. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
Though it remains neutral, Destination Cleveland commissioned the project as part of the movement to keep the Browns in Downtown Cleveland. By Ken Prendergast
Gray Media halts suburban move; AmTrust reevaluates its downtown Cleveland office plans. By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans
Mayor Justin Bibb says the team has "abandoned" Downtown, but Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne doesn't think it's over yet. Could the Sin Tax or Art Modell Law play a role in that fight? By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans
