The vote keeps alive the Commanders' hopes of moving into a new stadium in Washington, D.C. in time for the 2030 season.

The Washington, D.C. Council voted Friday to approve a redevelopment plan for the former RFK Stadium site that would bring ...

The 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. The Commanders previously played at ...

The Washington Commanders’ hopes of returning to the site of their former home at RFK Stadium cleared a significant hurdle ...

The D.C. Council has voted 9 to 3 to advance the RFK redevelopment project in its first of two votes on a deal that would ...

Mendelson reached an agreement with the team to adjust the financial terms of the original stadium deal, after weeks of ...

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The deal involves upward of $1 billion in public funds and more than $1 billion in tax breaks for the football club.

Trayon White will not vote Friday, but could have critical role in a second vote confirming the potential passage of agreement to bring the Commanders back to D.C.