The Washington Commanders are finally going home. After nearly 30 years playing in Landover, Maryland, the franchise is ...

The Washington Commanders are heading back to the District. Commanders owner Josh Harris and D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser recently announced plans to bring the fran ...

Three councilmembers have already expressed opposition to the deal, four have expressed their approval, and the other five are uncertain.

The team’s home at Northwest Field never saw the economic surge that local and state officials hoped for when it moved there ...

The mayor and the team need a majority of the D.C. Council to agree — and lawmakers remain far from united on the deal, which ...

Josh Harris isn't looking to change the Washington Commanders name again despite moving into the location of the old stadium.

The D.C. Council needs at least seven of its 13 members to approve the recent RFK stadium plan that’s been agreed upon by ...

DC Mayor Muriel Bowser and Managing Partner of the Washington Commanders Josh Harris announced a deal to bring the team home ...

WTOP’s Steve Dresner spoke to NFL executives about D.C.’s new stadium deal and explained why a new venue for the Commanders ...

The Washington Commanders may return to D.C., but not everyone is welcoming the idea of a new stadium at the RFK site.

Much like their arch rivals in Dallas, the Washington Commanders are building a stadium with a clear issue in front of them.

The Washington Commanders and D.C. reached a $4 billion deal for a new stadium at the old RFK site, set to open in 2030.