The Washington Commanders and Washington D.C. agreed to a deal to construct a new football stadium at the site of RFK Stadium, where they played from 1961 to 1996, they announced Monday.

Josh Harris grew up attending NFL games at RFK Stadium in eastern Washington D.C. to cheer for the home team. The Commanders, that team's name now, and Harris, now the team's majority owner, formally ...

The Commanders will put up $2.7 billion for the development, anchored by a roofed, 65,000-seat stadium, while cost for D.C.

Almost 30 years after leaving Washington, D.C., to play in Landover, Maryland, the Commanders are prepared to return to their roots. This week the team struck a deal with the District of Columbia to ...

D.C. Council is trying to balance the excitement of securing a team while ensuring the public isn’t stuck with a stadium bill ...

Live updates: Mayor Muriel Bowser officially announced the deal to bring the ... live updates here. The Washington Commanders will build a new stadium in Washington, D.C., returning the team ...

Live updates: Mayor Muriel Bowser officially announced the deal to bring the ... live updates here. The Washington Commanders will build a new stadium in Washington, D.C., returning the team ...

D.C. is close to a deal worth more than $3 billion to bring the Washington Commanders back to the District and build a new stadium at the RFK Stadium site. The deal isn’t final as negotiations ...

Now, the franchise has its sights set on a potential new home for Daniels and the team in Washington, D.C. A completed deal would ... A new stadium is something Commanders owner Josh Harris ...

The Commanders have agreed to a deal with the District of Columbia to build a stadium at the RFK site, sources familiar with the situation told ESPN.