From rare peppers to blight tickets, one Detroiter spent decades growing a healthier self and city. Here’s why he might move on.

Most land banks aim to sell off cheap land and require developers to build affordably. But Houston Land Bank has mandated ...

Welcome back to The Weekly Wrap, our Friday roundup of stories that explain the problems oppressing people in cities and ...

As cities and counties increasingly adopt municipal ID systems to foster inclusivity, this session will delve into the ...

Transit agencies in America’s biggest cities are working with startup Hayden AI to catch drivers blocking the bus by ...

Fennigan’s Farms combines agriculture and design to create a space for both fresh food and meaningful community connections.

Medical debt is a growing crisis impacting millions of individuals and families, often leading to financial instability, ...

A dozen U.S. municipalities have already enfranchised 16- and 17-year-olds to vote in school board elections or all municipal ...

Researchers at Rutgers University wanted to test if installing bike lanes at an intersection could reduce vehicle speeds, ...

Detroit resident Heidi Penix started a garden while simultaneously learning of a cancer diagnosis. “It’s a constant process of learning what it takes to keep things alive,” she says.

From funding adaptive reuse to giving communities a seat at the planning table, BlueHub’s Karen Kelleher on the tools and ...

In rural Virginia, a single land transfer is a first step toward correcting a long history of land loss for Black Southern farmers. Duron Chavis speaks about his urban agriculture work at the ...