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

Monumental Sports is asking the District for $600 million in taxpayer dollars to renovate the sports arena.

Meanwhile, Nationals Park and Audi Field can welcome 25% of their capacities back to the stands.

The group of community leaders will meet regularly to address racism in hockey and grow the sport in underserved communities, the team said.

The team’s senior vice president and general manager said they have “higher expectations for our team.”

Some of your favorite D.C. athletes will spend the next few months promoting voting, and the owner of the Wizards and Capitals is even offering up the Capital One Arena as a possible polling place for the November election.

Now to the real question: will Trump serve the Caps fast food?

Where to be, how to get around, and what to expect.

Hundreds of fans showed up to the Carnegie Center yesterday as the Washington Capitals’ annual playoff bandwagon got rolling.

The Capitals will announce tomorrow whether Sunday’s game is still on.