The new Streets.mn was now online for all its meetings and held mainly outdoor events, which meant considering the weather, ...

Progress is the watchword in this week’s National Links, with updates on congestion pricing in New York, housing in Atlanta, ...

With the Northstar Line now shut down, I reminisce about our short-lived commuter rail, how history is repeating itself with ...

Elko New Market’s heavy groundwater pumping harms private wells, sparking resident outrage, legal options, and calls for ...

An anecdotal account of getting around car-forward infrastructure, without a car. How a Twin Cities-based car share ...

Elko New Market’s heavy groundwater pumping harms private wells, sparking resident outrage, legal options, and calls for ...

Progress is the watchword in this week's National Links, with updates on congestion pricing in New York, housing in Atlanta, and New Urbanism in Sarasota. Read » ...

Downtown Minneapolis has a hidden world tucked away on its second story. Ten miles of bridges and connected interior spaces are carved out from the inside of skyscrapers, and they are filled with ...

When I first stood on the shoulder of Robert Street and looked across the slabs of limestone and corrugated metal that now face the Mississippi, I felt disoriented. Where a row of porches, stoops and ...

When I decided to relocate to Downtown Minneapolis last August, part of my motivation was to pursue a photography project. Up to that point, I had never lived in the downtown of any metropolis, ...

This post is co-authored with David King (a displaced Minneapolitan who lives in New York, and who blogs at Getting from here to there) In most of the United States and much of the world, public ...

I have been re-reading Clay McShane‘s Down the Asphalt Path, an absolutely fascinating history of early 20th century urban engineering and street design debates. The history of asphalt may not sound ...