A new revised spending bill to avoid government shutdown has been introduced to the House. It doesn't address the Commanders ...

Don't count out the Washington Commanders returning to the nation's capital just yet. The roller-coaster of whether the ...

The Washington Commanders currently call Prince George's County, Maryland home, but a move by the U.S. Senate means the team ...

After D.C. regained long term control of the RFK site in a stunning move early Saturday morning by the Senate, Bowser ...

The Washington Commanders are set to relocate back to DC following the surprising passing of the RFK Stadium Bill.

The Washington Commanders' path to returning to nation's capital is clear after an on-again, off-again saga in Congress ended ...

Mayor Muriel Bowser is continuing to make her pitch to bring the Washington Commanders back home to Washington, D.C.

Less than an hour after it seemed the legislation to be dead, the Senate passed a bill to grant D.C. Control of the old RFK ...

With a stunning, last-second political Hail Mary, Congress passed legislation to allow D.C. to redevelop the RFK Stadium site and potentially bring the Washington Commanders back to the city.

Once the continuing resolution passes as expected, the D.C. Council and Mayor Muriel Bowser will need to come up with a package to convince the Commanders to build their stadium at the RFK site.

The team, eager for Congress to approve the possibility of building a new stadium at the RFK site in D.C., have made promises about tearing down its old home.

Kennedy Memorial Stadium Campus Revitalization Act gives the District long-term control of the RFK site and allows Mayor Muriel Bowser to formally negotiate a stadium deal to bring the Commanders ...