The Washington Commanders are officially heading back to the District. On Monday (April 28) the team and D.C. Mayor Muriel ...

The Washington Commanders may return to D.C., but not everyone is welcoming the idea of a new stadium at the RFK site.

More than 120 residents gathered recently to oppose the plan, many wearing T-shirts, buttons and holding signs that read “NO NFL AT RFK.” ...

The D.C. Council needs at least seven of its 13 members to approve the recent RFK stadium plan that’s been agreed upon by ...

It may have been a small space inside the Hill Center at the Old Naval Hospital in southeast D.C. Tuesday evening, but ...

Washington, D.C.'s football team will return to the site of Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium, where the franchise played on ...

The development is slated to include thousands of housing units, but still requires approval from the D.C. Council.

Friction point: Bowser wants to spend $1.1 billion to prepare the RFK land for a new football stadium, including parking and a new public recreation center. Approve the deal by July 15, the mayor says ...

Ward 6 Councilmember Charles Allen has been vocal about his opposition to the use of taxpayer dollars for a new stadium. He ...

The Washington Commanders and D.C. reached a $4 billion deal for a new stadium at the old RFK site, set to open in 2030.

D.C. Councilmembers are now weighing in on a proposed $3.7 billion deal to bring the Washington Commanders back to D.C.

A proposed new Washington Commanders stadium needs majority approval from the Council of the District of Columbia, far from a ...