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Communities in south and west Dallas are working to introduce zoning reform that would reduce industrial pollution and hold companies accountable for their impacts on surrounding neighborhoods.

In search of space and affordability, American families are increasingly moving to suburbs and exurbs.

Advocates want Wheaton bike lane pilot revived. Growing calls to investigate Virginia’s response to snow. Locals remember the insurrection as an attack on “home soil.”

Author Patrick Sisson tackles the implication and participation of communities in New York in shaping their built environment, especially their waterfront.

As demand for real estate grows, residents in the city's historic neighborhoods face rising costs and the threat of displacement.

All of the nation's largest metro areas are experiencing sharp growth in costs and demand for rental housing, posing even more challenges for low-income renters.

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It kicks off a legal battle over the measure, which is set to take effect July 1.

Online shopping changed, and we barely noticed Vox.com 3 hrs ago © Nattakorn Maneerat/EyeEm/Getty Images After months spent bombarding me with ads, the Spanish shoe brand Alohas eventually won over what little willpower I had. I purchased a pair of their sandals directly from Instagram, and when the shoes arrived, posted them on my Instagram Stories — only to hear from at least 10 other women admitting that they, too, have been served up countless Alohas ads and were considering a purchas...

Towns Offering Cash to Lure Remote Workers Smaller cities are luring newly untethered workers with cash incentives, bikes, and other local perks. May 5, 2021, 9am PDT | Diana Ionescu | As more Americans shift to remote work, towns and states are seizing the opportunity to attract new residents, writes Patrick Sisson. Regions like Tucson and Northwest Arkansas have developed "marketing campaigns aimed at convincing young, hungry talent to take a gamble on a new place alongside a less romant...