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

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.

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

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 Stadium Thursday night. It's a project that could transform Ward 7 but also ...

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

A majority of Washington, D.C., residents support the proposal for a new Washington Commanders stadium to replace the former RFK Stadium on the banks of the Anacostia River. The Commanders and D.C.

A new poll reveals that citywide, 55% of D.C. residents support using taxpayer money for a new Commanders stadium at the RFK site.

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 ...

The owner of the Washington Commanders and the city of DC came together to formally announce a stunning deal to build a new ...

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

The Commanders agreed to a deal with the District of Columbia to build a new $4 billion stadium at the RFK site, which was the team's home from 1961 to 1996.