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

A 55 percent majority of D.C. residents favor using about $850 million in D.C. money to help finance development around a new ...

“Ward 7 has three grocery stores for 90,000 people. Ward 3 has 15 grocery stores for 77,000 people," One resident said. Nina Albert, Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development said the stadium ...

More than 275 people are at a town hall meeting in Northeast, D.C., about the stadium deal to bring the Commanders to the RFK ...

The stadium, which is expected to seat 65,000 and have a roof to make it ... Joe Theismann speaking about his experience playing at RFK Stadium and how the new one will benefit the city broke ...

WASHINGTON — The Washington Commanders' proposed $3.7 billion stadium on the former RFK site will implement Permanent Seat ...

The Commanders reached an agreement to build a 65,000-seat stadium at the site where RFK Stadium -- their home from 1961 to 1997 -- still stands. It will be a domed stadium, though owner Josh ...

The Washington Commanders are returning to Washington, D.C., after nearly three decades away, thanks to a new proposal to build a 65,000-seat stadium on the current RFK Stadium site. And ...

“We are so happy talking about bringing our team home to the sports capital, back to RFK, where they belong ... deal to build a new 65,000-seat football stadium at the site of the abandoned ...

Washington D.C. mayor Muriel Bowser and the NFL announced Monday morning that they hope to turn the RFK Stadium site into a new entertainment district with a 65,000-seat Commanders stadium ...

“We all experienced the rumbling of RFK (and) the fact that we grew up here gave ... green space and a sportsplex on 170 acres of land bordering the Anacostia River. The stadium, which is expected to ...