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However a Green New Deal frames guidance on state and local policy, farmland protection must be central—foundational—to its goals and funding priorities.

From urban planner to YouTube star, Delahanty keeps walking his way toward a more urbanist future. The genesis of CityNerd is a Covid-era story of rebirth and job shuffling amidst a stressful and hectic time. Ray Delahanty had worked for two decades as an urban planner, but, by the second year of the pandemic, he

After years of decline, Main Streets and downtowns across Greater Minnesota are experiencing a rebirth.

Chuck Marohn, the founder of Strong Towns, has a bone to pick with the field of engineering: Too often, it uses freeway design standards on local streets. Marohn spoke with Andrew as he was promoting his book "Confessions of a Recovering Engineer." He argues engineers need to stop prioritizing speed over safety, and that cities need to stop trying to \“solve\” congestion.

Today, we're spotlighting one of our featured panels sessions, Black Entrepreneurship in Minnesota, sponsored by Clockwork.

North America’s car-dependent suburbs are fraught with issues that affect the economy, the planet, and communities.

Linda, my high school girlfriend, told me that an older girl told her that if a stop sign had a white border, you didn’t have to come to a complete

A street has multiple uses — pedestrian, commercial and vehicle use. A road is for fast, efficient movement of vehicles. Stroads fail on both accounts.

Brainerd Planning Commission takes up conversation

Protecting the night sky and architectural lighting for beautification were before the Brainerd Planning Commission as it looks a new light ordinance.