Chairman Phil Mendelson called the DC Council budget proposal, which calls for $1 billion in funding for the new football stadium, a fair compromise.

The Washington Commanders are still on schedule to play at the RFK Stadium site starting in 2030. But that move-in date is starting to be in jeopardy. A tiff between the the Washington, D.C. city ...

The D.C. Council on Monday unanimously advanced $1 billon to meet the District's share of a new $3.6 billion Washington ...

While Washington, D.C. remained the frontrunner for the deal, with support from the Commanders franchise and NFL executives, ...

This article was originally published on riggosrag.com as Commanders insider slams stadium funding critics with brutal reality check.

The study claims to have found several notable risks from uncertain maintenance to parking and the lack of a comprehensive safety plan.

D.C. lawmakers have said for weeks that they are doing their due diligence on the $3.7 billion dollar deal, and expect to ...

Though the football world has moved along, one of the biggest developments of the Washington Commanders' offseason has nothing to do with any of the team's players.

Bill introduced to separate Commanders stadium debate from DC budget process Under this legislation, funding for a new stadium development at the RFK campus would remain in the budget.

The Commanders also last month hired Ben Spiritos as director of development. Spiritos, who updated his LinkedIn profile with ...

The chair of a powerful committee in Congress is expecting swift action from the D.C. Council on a deal that would bring the ...

The Washington Commanders' ambitious $3.7 billion RFK Stadium project faces hurdles due to D.C. political gridlock, despite a willingness to invest $2 ...