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The Commanders' new stadium would be complete by 2030. What about promised housing and retail? 07/31/2025 09:38pm • The Washington Commanders have presented what team President Mark Clouse calls an ���aggressive��� timeline for developing the RFK Stadium campus, if the D.C. Council approves the deal to bring the team to a new stadium at the site. Inside the proposed agreement with the city, worth $3.7 billion Flash flooding inundates parts of Montgomery Co., leading to water rescues 07/31/2025 09:12pm • Listen to WTOP online and on the radio at 103.5 FM or 107.7 FM for the latest traffic and weather conditions. Storms packing heavy rain brought flash flooding to parts of the D.C. region Thursday, including parts of Montgomery County, Maryland, where floodwaters inundated some roadways and le Commanders QB Daniels finding connections with Samuel, other receivers as McLaurin drama swirls 07/31/2025 08:05pm • ASHBURN, Va. (AP) ��� The Washington Commanders��� seventh training camp practice, all without hold-in wide receiver Terry McLaurin, occurred during another punishing wave of summer heat. The kind that can make a day feel much longer. Jayden Daniels did not appreciate a calendar reality check. Fairfax Co. public defender says ICE officers are making arrests inside the courthouse 07/31/2025 07:02pm • Federal immigration officials have started making arrests inside the Fairfax County Courthouse this month, a shift from previous practices that could make people reluctant to go to court, according to an attorney in the Northern Virginia suburb. Dawn Butorac, the county���s chief public defen DC Council member says 'there are enough votes' to scrap Commanders' RFK deal 07/31/2025 04:58pm • At-Large Council member Robert White believes there could be enough D.C. council members in agreement to shoot down a proposed deal that would build a new stadium for the Washington Commanders. White told WTOP he plans to vote against the deal in its current form, with several of his sticking poi Md. lawyer: 3 legal documents you should have in order before your college-bound student leaves 07/31/2025 03:40pm • Do you have a child going to college this fall? Well, most new college-age kids have recently turned 18, and with that comes a big change to what legal documents parents now have access to. A local lawyer outlines the steps you should be taking in the case of an emergency. "In order to continu 1 in 3 DC-area home listings still sell for more than asking price 07/31/2025 10:28am • If a home is priced right and in good condition, there are buyers in the D.C. area who will want it, and, while the region���s housing market is slowing, many sellers are still getting what they want and maybe more. Redfin said in June, 35.7% of homes for sale that went under contract sold for mo Commanders, DC mayor make their case to the council for RFK Stadium deal approval 07/30/2025 07:24pm • D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and leaders with the Washington Commanders had a chance Wednesday to make their case for approving the $3.7 billion deal that would bring the football team back to the District. The council first heard from Mark Clouse, president of the Washington Commanders. ���Th Payday in Manassas? Proposal suggests doubling salaries for mayor, city council 07/30/2025 01:39pm • The mayor of Manassas and the city���s councilmembers could have their city salaries more than doubled under a new proposal introduced Monday night. During Monday���s City Council meeting, City Manager Steve Burke presented an ordinance that would increase the annual salaries of the mayor and cou Six Flags calls off Fright Fest during Bowie park's final season 07/30/2025 01:35pm • Six Flags America won't hold its annual Fright Fest as the park in Prince George's County, Maryland, closes up its final season just after Halloween. A Six Flags America spokesperson confirmed Wednesday the spooky celebration is canceled this year at the Bowie park, ahead of its planned closure i Commanders and DC mayor to make case for council to approve RFK Stadium deal 07/30/2025 03:56am • After Tuesday's public hearing that stretched for over five hours, the D.C. Council is back in session Wednesday, to hear from the Washington Commanders and the mayor���s office about a deal to bring the team to a new stadium at the old RFK Stadium site. It's the second public hearing on the With affordable housing in short supply, Montgomery Co. leaders celebrate new complex 07/29/2025 06:28pm • Leaders in Montgomery County, Maryland, celebrated the grand opening of a new affordable housing complex Tuesday, while recognizing more needs to be done to solve the county's housing crisis. Local elected officials, housing advocates and residents of the Residences at Forest Glen checked out Kids, cops and catfish: How a hot day on the Anacostia became a great one 07/29/2025 06:27pm • On a blistering day, even along the Anacostia River, where there was no helpful breeze to be found, there was still excitement and joy about being outside. The heat was brutal, but swimming underneath the water were a bunch of catfish who were hungry, and willing to risk it for the piece of bait What residents are saying about the DC stadium deal 07/29/2025 04:11pm • Impassioned speakers lined up Tuesday to let the D.C. Council know what redeveloping the RFK Stadium site would mean to them, while opponents pushed council members to negotiate better terms with the Washington Commanders. Another public hearing is scheduled for Wednesday with a first vote set f Handyman knock on your door? It could be a scam 07/29/2025 01:31pm • Has a crew come up to your door saying they will fix your roof or driveway? The Arlington County Police Department is warning residents they could be scammers posing as licensed contractors. Several people in the area have reported seeing scammers going around door to door in their neighborhoods.