Two reports from the District’s own experts find that a football stadium at RFK will cost taxpayers billions, and that the subsidies proposed for it aren’t necessary.

D.C. residents support the Council taking more time to make changes. Stadium supporters and opponents both feel the team should pay property and sales taxes, and also believe the District should ...

Supporters and opponents of a deal that would bring the team back to D.C. are sharing their opinions to city leaders.

M ore than 500 District residents signed up to testify Tuesday at D.C. Council hearings on a controversial $3.7 billion deal ...

The D.C. Council will hold public hearings Tuesday and Wednesday on legislation to bring the Washington Commanders back to the old RFK Stadium site.

The full council's first of two scheduled votes is Friday. Councilmembers will hear testimony from the public Tuesday and the ...

Facing an Aug. 1 vote, the financial deal for the Commanders' new football venue in Washington, DC redirects $674M in taxes, ...

As the Washington Commanders draw sold-out crowds to training camp despite brutal heat, supporters and opponents of a deal ...

The D.C. Council is scheduled to hold public hearings on Tuesday and Wednesday on the proposed Washington Commanders stadium ...

D.C. strikes a deal on RFK Stadium redevelopment, projecting significant tax revenue amid mixed community reactions.

WASHINGTON — Neighbors in D.C.'s Ward 7 are pushing for additional changes that they say will benefit their communities ahead ...