The Washington, D.C. Council voted to approve development of the RFK Stadium site, which is the first step toward the Washington Commanders building a new stadium in the city.

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D.C. Council approves Washington Commanders stadium deal, expected to create jobs and promote inclusive growth. Final vote on Sept. 17.

Now after The D.C. Council advanced the $3.7 billion RFK stadium deal, the Commanders are closer to coming back. How do the people it will affect most feel?

Commanders receive massive news on future RFK Stadium In a 9-3 vote, the D.C. Council passed the redevelopment plan for a new stadium at the RFK site.

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.

D.C. D.C. Council advances Commanders stadium deal at RFK site The deal involves upward of $1 billion in public funds and more than $1 billion in tax breaks for the football club.

Washington Commanders Mayor Bowser calls for unified council vote on Commanders' stadium deal The DC Council has scheduled the first of two votes on the RFK stadium deal for Friday at noon.

In order to lock in the Commanders stadium deal, Trump wants the team to change their name back to the Washington Redskins.

#BREAKING: In a 9-3 decision, the DC Council voted to advance the modified version of the deal Bowser struck with the Commanders earlier this year.

The Commanders previously played at the original RFK Stadium from 1961-96 before moving to its current home venue at Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland.