The team behind Ivy & Coney developed the platform as an alternative to apps like DoorDash and Uber Eats.

Ian Hilton knew delivery burgers would take off by watching his teenage sons, who have been ordering food on apps during the pandemic.

Food delivery apps like Uber Eats and Grubhub charge high commissions on restaurants that are invisible to consumers, say officials in Montgomery County.

The vast majority of them have applied for government assistance, and some are trying out new locations.

Including Kosher cider, cookie-decorating, and vegan macaroons.

Some establishments argue that convenience comes at a high cost.

Tortilladora wants D.C. to say bye to Taco Tuesday and hello to on-demand taco nights, no matter what day of the week.

Businesses have popped up that ostensibly sell other things—juice, t-shirts, backpacks, art—and tack on a little nugget of appreciation, all claiming to be Initiative 71-compliant.

The founders say it’s a way to create employment opportunities for members of the District’s Deaf community.

After years of fighting ride-hailing services, the commission has generally moved on to trying to emulate them.