But lower-income neighborhoods have seen banks close.

By the end of next year, D.C. will have its first Walmart. A new video rendering gives us a sense of what it will look like.

The D.C. Council will consider legislation that would allow liquor stores to remain open on Sundays.

Today Mayor Vince Gray and D.C. councilmembers seem to have found some middle ground on a proposal to allow bars to stay open longer.

Yet another Wegmans tease for D.C., and T.J.Maxx opens its 1,000th store—in downtown D.C.

As part of his 2013 budget rolled out today, Mayor Vince Gray proposed that hours for liquor sales at bars, restaurants and stores be extended.

Were you thinking about taking a late lunch this afternoon and swinging by one of the Apple Stores in Georgetown, Pentagon City, Clarendon or Bethesda to pick up the phone you can talk to? Tough luck.

If you want to open a gun store in the District these days, you’d be limited to locations that were 300 feet away from schools, churches, recreation centers or playgrounds. One member of the D.C. Council wants that to change.

This morning, Mayor Vince Gray announced that clothing retailer Ross would soon be opening its first store in the District, only blocks away from the H Street NE Corridor.

The Wall Street Journal has news which will certainly come as no surprise — Borders bookstore has failed in their attempts to find a buyer and will liquidate all of its stores nationwide.