St. Paul’s Summit Regional Trail is underway, and its brand-new Tree Preservation Ordinance is now in full force. Will the ...

As the City of Minneapolis’ Public Works department embarks on the 34th Street Neighborhood Greenway project this summer, ...

Biking to the fair — which opens tomorrow (Thursday, August 21) and runs through Labor Day — is also an excellent way to ...

Grocery stores in North Minneapolis expose how land use, supermarket redlining and policy choices shape food access, and what ...

Grocery stores in North Minneapolis expose how land use, supermarket redlining and policy choices shape food access, and what ...

Empowering Small Minnesota Communities program examined challenges in east central Minnesota, identified strategies to ...

How do you take something as technical as designing a street layout and make it accessible to the majority of people?

Minnesota’s largest city is recognized as one of the top cities in the U.S. for cycling. In the Copenhagenize Index, ...

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Recently I came across a drawing featured in the 1970 new years’ issue of The Dong-A Ilbo (“East Asia Daily”), a Korean newspaper of record. It is a fantastical vision of what was then 30 years into ...

Pedestrian injuries and fatalities have significant personal, societal, and financial impacts, making it crucial to identify effective strategies to improve pedestrian safety. A research project by ...

Often discussions around urban planning and housing focus on what’s to come and where we go from wherever we are now. But in the Twin Cities there’s also a long history to understand and to repair.