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Washington’s NFL franchise will soon be getting a new name, but now, after serious allegations of sexual harassment and verbal abuse within the organization, some fans are wondering if the team could potentially end up with a new owner too.

The owner of Washington's NFL team and the league itself have responded to reports by The Washington Post that 15 female former employees of the city's NFL franchise said they were sexually harassed during their time with the team.

Fifteen women allege sexual harassment and verbal abuse by former Washington football team employees at Redskins Park in Ashburn, Virginia, according to a Washington Post report released Thursday. 

Washington’s NFL team has retained a high-profile attorney to help improve the team’s culture.

As speculation about a bombshell report that could cause further problems for the embattled Washington NFL franchise grew Thursday, former cornerback Josh Norman tweeted out a cryptic message about the organization.

Washington’s football team may not have a new name yet, but experts said the old one is already shaking up the memorabilia market.

First on FOX 5, we’re following up on a heart-warming story that we first brought you on Good Day DC back in March, when a former Washington Redskins player decided to donate a kidney to his brother. This surgery also took place during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.

The Washington Redskins will officially retire the team's name and logo, according to a statement by the team.

Prince George's County native and NBA star Kevin Durant last week showed support for one nickname that has floated around social media as a possible solution to the Washington NFL team’s dilemma.

Washington's NFL team confirmed on Monday that they are retiring the famous – if controversial – nickname and logo for one of pro football’s most stories franchises.

Whispers that a name change for the Washington Redskins could arrive sooner rather than later are getting louder.

A Washington Redskins name change is imminent, according to a report.

NFL defensive backs DeAndre Baker and Quinton Dunbar are reportedly accused of paying off the victims of their alleged robbery in exchange for changing their stories.

As the Washington football team continues to evaluate its Redskins name, it already has made a monumental decision moving forward. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the team has made the obvious decision to remove the Native American imagery from its logo.

Big-name retailers Walmart and Target appear to have removed Washington Redskins merchandise from their websites as corporate pressure mounts for the NFL team to change its name.

There’s a long list of groups calling on the Washington Redskins to change their name. It includes major sponsors, former players, and soon, it may include the county that’s home to the team’s headquarters too.

President Trump shared his thoughts about the Washington Redskins and Cleveland Indians possibly changing their names in light of the protests following the death of George Floyd, an unarmed Black man who was killed while in the custody of Minneapolis police last month.

Three minority owners of the Washington Redskins are looking to sell their shares due to their due to their different standpoint from majority owner Daniel Snyder, according to multiple reports.