The Washington Commanders defeated the New York Giants 21-6, with Deebo Samuel scoring in his team debut and the defense limiting the Giants to 231 yards.

$30 billion is expected to be legally wagered on the 2025 NFL season, with an 8.5% increase from the previous year, despite no new legal betting jurisdictions.

The Washington Commanders began open practice with high fan anticipation. Terry McLaurin was out due to an ankle injury and contract talks. Coach Dan Quinn and fans expressed optimism, while Positive Athlete youths attended, mentored by Champ Bailey.

Venus Williams will return to competitive tennis at the WTA 500 Mubadala Citi DC Open in Washington D.C. after her last appearance at the 2024 Miami Open. She received a wild-card invitation for the July event.

D.C. United dismisses head coach Troy Lesesne after a string of poor performances, with Kevin Flanagan as interim and René Weiler rumored to be the replacement.

Mike Rizzo reflects on his tenure and recent dismissal from Washington Nationals, acknowledging his successes, including a World Series win, and challenges in player development and adapting to modern analytics.

Marcus Mariota led the Commanders to a 23-19 win over the Cowboys, securing the No. 6 seed for the playoffs with key plays and a touchdown pass to McLaurin.

Dunbar High School won the D.C. Turkey Bowl for the second year, while D.C. Central Kitchen prepared 69,000 meals to address food insecurity in the city.

A Senate committee voted to allow D.C. to control the RFK stadium site, potentially enabling the Washington Commanders' return, but the full Senate must still approve the bill.

The District of Columbia announces a partnership with Monumental Sports & Entertainment to renovate Capital One Arena and its vicinity with a $515 million investment.

The Washington Commanders have named their stadium "Northwest Stadium" after striking a deal with NWFCU, aiming to enhance fan experience and community engagement.

Celtic FC triumphed 4-0 over DC United at Audi Field during their US pre-season tour, with O'Riley scoring twice.

Nationals GM Mike Rizzo is happy with the team's progress and is open to trading players like Lane Thomas and Kyle Finnegan, but only for the right deal.