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Roberto Che Espinoza had been thinking about leaving Tennessee after the 2024 election, but in June they noticed that the state attorney general was seeking medical records on gender-affirming medical care, which Espinoza, a nonbinary transgender man, said included their own records

As anti-LGBTQ laws spread, many LGBTQ people and their families are assessing whether they should move to a state with a more friendly political climate.

This new class is more than just an aesthetic

Planetizen readers have decided the who's who of urbanism (and its discontents) in 2023.

Readers sent hundreds of nominees for an updated version of Planetizen's Most Influential Urbanists list. Now's your chance to vote among 200 nominees.

Hollywood and the news media are roiled in labor disputes.

Michigan is failing to retain a key talent pool among undergraduate students as the state reaches an "inflection point" in the automotive industry.

James Panero on the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit & the role of art in the history of the city.

When 1,500 business, government and civic leaders gather for the Mackinac Policy Conference in a few weeks, they will hear a lot about the "power of and" — a solutions-oriented theme that is intended to last long after participants head home.Matt Elliott, Bank of America's Michigan president…

New Bedford Police visited Spectrum Productions, Inc. in Fall River with their specially-designed Autism Awareness and Suicide Awareness patrol cars.