D.C. officials believe Virginia’s deal could still fall apart. But Mayor Muriel Bowser is preparing for a downtown without the teams nonetheless.

The “National Mall of Pickleball” event will offer three days of free court time for players of all ages and skill levels.

Sunday marked the team’s first regular season game under new ownership and vibes were immaculate. But what happens if the team stops winning?

Prince George’s County and the state of Maryland are investing millions into redeveloping the Blue Line corridor and upgrading FedEx Field. Will it be enough to keep the Commanders in Maryland?

If a parent doesn’t know how to swim, there’s a 70% chance their child won’t either— so what happens when that child grows up?

The Howard swimming team recently became champions. But it’s also looking to affect swimming disparities in Black communities across the region.

After a 30-year absence, co-ed wrestling is back in D.C. public schools. The relaunch comes as wrestling is one of the fastest growing sports among girls in the U.S.

The team is also paying to make it free to ride for fans.

As the U.S. scored its first goal against the Iranian national team in the 2022 World Cup Tuesday, a crowd of 300 people packed into a beer garden in Northeast D.C. erupted into a chant: “USA! USA! USA!”

ESPN reporter Don Van Natta explains the latest developments involving Dan Snyder and the Washington Commanders.