Potential Commanders stadium in D.C. not part of final government spending bill
The U.S. House of Representatives avoided a government shutdown by passing legislation that will extend funding into mid-March. However, the bill no longer includes language that would transfer control of the RFK campus in the nation’s capital from the federal government to the District.
RFK Stadium redevelopment plans now uncertain amid removal from funding bill
D.C.’s chances to finally take control of the federal land surrounding RFK Stadium this year and turn it back into a major attraction appeared to fade on Thursday as RFK legislation became ensnared in a House showdown over government funding.
In the waning hours before funding for the federal government ran out and what appeared to be an imminent shutdown, the U.S.
A new revised spending bill to avoid government shutdown has been introduced to the House. It doesn't address the Commanders ...
Congress is moving on a bill that would bring the Commanders back to D.C. Via WUSA-9, Congress will include legislation to ...
This means that the RFK Bill will likely be passed, and that opens up the avenue for the Commanders to return to their old ...
The Washington Commanders' new regime has already done a lot of good work on and off the field. Now, more good news is on the way. With the franchise looking to return to the old RFK Stadium ...
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