The Washington Commanders are hoping to open a new stadium at the RFK site by 2030, but D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is concerned deal may fall through.

Plans to bring the Washington Commanders back to the District are in limbo, as D.C. Council members signal they won’t meet the team and mayor’s timeline to finalize a stadium deal within weeks.

Plans to bring the Washington Commanders back to the District are in limbo, as D.C. Council members signal they won’t meet the team and mayor’s timeline to finalize a stadium deal within weeks.

Both parties want to make sure the project is kept on track for the stadium to open by the 2030 NFL season. 7News Sports Director Scott Abraham spoke with Commanders limited partner Mark Ein about ...

The Washington Commanders return to DC may have to wait While DC Mayor Muriel Bowser has given D.C. Council until July 15 to vote on a deal to bring the Commanders to RFK Stadium, D.C. Council ...

The Washington Commanders’ return to the nation’s capital could be facing a delay.

The Washington Commanders are still on schedule to play at the RFK Stadium site starting in 2030. But that move-in date is starting to be in jeopardy. A tiff between the the Washington, D.C. city ...

The Washington Commanders are still on track to get funding for their new stadium, but it is taking longer than anyone with the team would hope.

Some Washington, D.C. councilmembers say the bill taxpayers could ultimately face is much higher than advertised.