could be D.C.'s way of kicking off the process of getting a new stadium. "By now continuing to tear down RFK Stadium, it clearly is a message, 'We're ready to go,'" Evans said. "Let's get the ...

Now that D.C. has control of the RFK Stadium campus for the next 99 years, it's time to tear down the building that has been there for the last 64. Via WJLA.com, demolition of the venue will ...

RFK Stadium demolition is a go after the National Park Service approved plans to tear down the former home of the Washington ...

Could the Trump tsunami that has swept over Washington wreck plans for a new home for the Commanders on the RFK stadium site?

Federal legislators passed a bill last month that granted the city a 99-year lease of the RFK Stadium site, allowing local officials to tear down the old structure and build a new development in ...

The D.C. Council voted unanimously to accept the extension of the lease for the RFK Stadium site approved by ... it was removed from Congress' slimmed-down, short-term spending bill as lawmakers ...

Kennedy (RFK) Stadium. Newly sworn-in Ward 7 Councilman ... It does not seem to matter that the statistics have gone down. We’re feeling an uptick in crime and so those concerns really need ...

The U.S. Senate passed a resolution to transfer the land including old RFK Stadium from the federal ... for the decaying husk of the old stadium to be torn down and the site redeveloped for ...

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.