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DC council votes yes on RFK Stadium deal. Here's who voted in favor
WASHINGTON - The D.C. Council voted in favor of the RFK Stadium redevelopment plan Friday, the first of two votes. The vote passed nine to three. Councilmembers Brianne Nadeau, Robert White and Matthew Frumin voted against the deal.
After nearly three decades of playing in Maryland, the Washington Commanders have the green light to build a new $3.7 billion ...
The District of Columbia Council approved legislation by a 9-3 vote, but it still must be approved a second time by the council before being sent to Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser.
A second council vote will be held in September where many amendments proposed and shot down today will get further discussion ...
The Washington Commanders took a major step forward in building a new stadium on Friday when the D.C. Council voted in favor of legislation to build on the old RFK Stadium site.
Hundreds of Washington residents attended a public District of Columbia Council hearing for the RFK Stadium redevelopment plan, putting forth a variety of demands.
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