A standalone sportsplex, an amphitheater, a festival district, a university, or a grocery store: The District is awash in better options for an economic-development anchor at RFK than a football ...

A new Commanders stadium at the old RFK Stadium site would bring tens of thousands of jobs and billions in economic revenue, ...

Union organizer Paul Schwalb discusses the potential impact of the Washington Commanders' return to RFK stadium on local jobs ...

Sometime this summer, the D.C. Council will decide whether the Washington Commanders come home to the RFK Stadium site along ...

A recent economic impact report indicates that revenue from a new Commanders stadium could be even higher than first ...

The city’s plan for the stadium and its surrounding districts comes despite a $400 million budget deficit for the current ...

The report from marketing firm Conventions, Sports and Leisure estimates the project will cost $8 billion, with $3.2 billion ...

Before the ink could dry on the bill passed by Congress to transfer control of the old RFK Stadium site, the city put up a website for community feedback.

It’s an unprecedented private investment.” “The District is only paying for general infrastructure.” “The stadium will prevent housing development delays.” These, and other defenses of Mayor Muriel ...

When it comes to bringing the Commanders back to D.C., many residents want to see that happen – but opinions vary as to how ...

In a briefing Tuesday, Mayor Muriel Bowser's team said smart financial moves from the District's CFO freed up millions of dollars.