Council Chair Phil Mendelson says he believes the Washington Commanders football stadium project will get approved in the D.C ...

A town hall with the D.C. mayor on a proposed Commanders stadium in the District saw concerns from Ward 7 residents worried ...

The Commanders will put up $2.7 billion for the development, anchored by a roofed, 65,000-seat stadium, while cost for D.C. taxpayers is expected to top $1 billion.

More than 300 residents gathered to learn more about the proposed plan to build a new stadium on the site of D.C.’s old RFK ...

This time, many attendees expressed excitement about the potential economic and community impact of the nearly $3 billion proposal.

Washington Commanders President Mark Clouse says returning the team to D.C. will be a sort of a homecoming to its “spiritual ...

Once he began, Clouse immediately jumped into the Commanders' search for a new stadium. The Commanders have agreed to a deal ...

(AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin) Washington Commanders controlling owner ... District of Columbia government to build a new stadium as part of a project totaling nearly $4 billion.

The Commanders would put up at least $2.7 billion to build the stadium; the rest would be paid for by taxpayers. About $200 ...

The DC Council faces a July 15 deadline to approve an agreement between Mayor Muriel Bowser and the Commanders to build a new stadium at the RFK site.

Some D.C. residents and union workers want to know if the city's deal on the old RFK stadium includes a commitment to create ...

the $4-billion project should bring back a championship standard to the franchise. "The scene at the National Press Club announcing the Washington Commanders' stadium deal was reminiscent of what ...