The D.C. Council is set to cast its first of two votes on the RFK Stadium redevelopment plan Friday. It is, in the words of Mayor Muriel Bowser, the biggest economic deal D.C. has ever done.

The D.C. Council is expected to take its first of two votes on the $3.7 billion dollar RFK redevelopment project Friday.

Twenty-four hours ahead of a major vote to bring the Commander’s back to the District, the bill outlining the deal has been ...

Mayor Bowser and the District Council have a deal with the NFL’s Washington Commanders to build a new $3.8 billion stadium at ...

Council member Robert White believes there could be enough D.C. council members in agreement to shoot down a proposed deal ...

As the vote nears for the mixed-use development centered around a 65,000-seat stadium for the Washington Commanders at the ...

You could say we’re now in the fourth quarter of the Commanders’ bid to return to the District. Today the team’s president, ...

Over two days, the D.C. Council contemplated and debated its Friday vote on a proposed 65,000-seat stadium for the Washington ...

After city residents weighed in yesterday, D.C. Council is set to hear from top city officials and Washington Commanders ...

WASHINGTON — More than 500 District residents signed up to testify Tuesday at D.C. Council hearings on a controversial $3.7 billion deal that would bring the Washington Commanders back to the nation's ...

A deal to bring the team back to the Nation's Capital is getting closer. Here's the latest on the potential move to the RFK site and what it means for D.C.

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