Owner Josh Harris bought the Washington Commanders and gave himself three mandates. And this time, they aren't just empty ...

Commanders’ owner Josh Harris would pay for up to $2.5 billion of the construction costs while the District would front $850 million, with the public money going towards “eligible capital ...

The Washington Commanders are closing in on a monumental deal to bring the team back to The District. A proposed $3 billion stadium project at the RFK Stadium site would see the franchise footing ...

An agreement between the Washington Commanders and the D.C. government to return the NFL franchise to the nation’s capital and build a stadium project ... our fans can show up and as much ...

But the biggest roadblock to the Commanders stadium isn’t zoning, design, or community feedback—it’s Capitol Hill. Due to a Congressional hangup, The District has opted to pause introducing ...

On the same day news emerged of an organized effort to oppose public funding for a new Commanders stadium in D.C., news emerged of a possible deal between the Commanders and D.C. for a $3 billion ...

The NFL’s Washington Commanders and the District ... “reasonable target” for a new stadium. The team played at RFK Stadium, 2 miles (3.22 kilometers) east of the Capitol, from 1961-96 ...

According to documents maintained by News4, that number from the team's side ... The Commanders currently call the dilapidated Northwest Stadium home. That stadium is five miles east of D.C ...

New club seats, concourses and seatbacks are coming with the renovation to Doak's west side of the stadium, alongside recently announced new video boards and two jumbotrons. Among the dust and ...

Any deal that is struck between the Commanders and the District of Columbia for a new stadium comes with two important caveats. First, as mentioned earlier, owner Josh Harris’s NFL business partners ...