The Washington, D.C. Council voted to approve development of the RFK Stadium site, which is the first step toward the Washington Commanders building a new stadium in the city.

A second vote will be scheduled for September and will require the green light from nine members of the council.

A photo of the old RFK Stadium being demolished is doing the rounds on social media. The former stomping grounds of the ...

Supporters said they are excited about the possibility of walking to a Commanders game, as well as promises of community development and union jobs.

D.C. Council approves Washington Commanders stadium deal, expected to create jobs and promote inclusive growth. Final vote on Sept. 17.

The D.C. Council will take its first vote Friday on a plan to redevelop the RFK Stadium site, with the Commanders pledging $2.7 billion in private funding. The proposal includes a new 65,000-seat ...

The D.C. Council approved the Commanders stadium deal in a 9-3 vote. But there’s another vote ahead. News4’s Mark Segraves explains. A deal to bring the Washington Commanders back to the District ...

Owner Josh Harris grew up watching Washington in Super Bowls and is thrilled to renew that history with a move back to RFK.

A deal between the Washington Commanders and the D.C. City Council to build a new stadium at the old RFK site is gaining ...

In order to lock in the Commanders stadium deal, Trump wants the team to change their name back to the Washington Redskins.

Now after The D.C. Council advanced the $3.7 billion RFK stadium deal, the Commanders are closer to coming back. How do the people it will affect most feel?

The Washington Commanders are officially on track to return to the District after the D.C. Council voted 9-3 on Friday to approve the first phase of the Washington Commanders stadium deal.