Mayor Bowser fields tough questions on RFK stadium plans amid cost concerns
WASHINGTON — D.C. officials are under increasing pressure as plans to bring the Washington Commanders back to the District of Columbia progress. As the city moves ahead with efforts to redevelop the iconic RFK Stadium site, concerns continue to grow over the potential costs to taxpayers.
The stadium site has long been under federal control, and the council's Tuesday vote was the final step to make the land ...
The mayor’s vision is likely to face intense scrutiny from a divided D.C. Council and their constituents, who are not all ...
Demolition crews tearing down the former RFK Stadium in D.C. will be working on the project for roughly 18 to 22 months before the structure fully comes down, according to Events DC CEO Angie ...
The Council of the District of Columbia unanimously voted to approve the transfer of the former RFK Stadium site to its control after Congress passed legislation authorizing the action last month.
A move that could significantly impact the Commanders stadium plans. The D.C. Council unanimously approved legislation transferring jurisdiction of the RFK campus to the city, giving D.C. control ...
The D.C. Council voted unanimously to accept the extension of the lease for the RFK Stadium site approved by Congresss and former President Joe Biden, clearing the way for the District to begin ...
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