National Links: Homebodies
Americans are staying home more, sometimes in the giant white houses that they've been buying; bike lanes are in Trump's crosshairs and more urbanist news. Read »
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Minneapolis’ Urban Groundwater Heat Island Effect
Hydrogeologist Greg Brick discovered that the groundwater under downtown Minneapolis is way warmer than it should be. Let's dig into why it's important. Read »
Minneapolis Declared New Capital City, Former Capitol Building Reborn as ‘thrive75’
With Minneapolis set to become Minnesota's new capital city, City Center tower will now be the distinctly more modern State Capitol. Read »
Need a New Railcar Fleet? Why Not Talgo?
With Amtrak cancelling runs on three routes and transporting some passengers via buses, why not consider a more futuristic fleet? Read »
METRO Gold Line Opens to Fun and Fanfare
Hop aboard the METRO Gold Line for a ride through opening day celebrations, community voices and the start of a new regional connection. Read »
Street Views: On Frozen Lakes
The Land of 10,000 Lakes means that hearty residents get acres more of parkland when those lakes freeze during the winter. Read »
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New Signs on Our Highways
Observant drivers may notice some changes to highway signs around Minnesota, including "arrow per lane" configurations and new exit numbers. Read »
Classic Articles
A Guide to Testifying at the Capitol: How You Can Influence Policy
Most committees and bills at the Legislature see surprisingly little public engagement. Here's how you can make your voice heard. Read »
The Native Street Names On the West Side
Five West Side streets are named after Native American tribes and West Side homes are among the most diverse in the city. Details in this Saint Paul By Bike ride. Read »
Vehicular Walking: Take the Lane!
A growing national movement supports Vehicular Walkers -- those who consider themselves cars and choose to move on foot with traffic, not confined to sidewalks. Read »
Latest Newsletter
News and Views: Elections, Inclusionary Zoning and More
Joe Harrington reminds us of the importance of federal policy for local transportation projects in our October newsletter. Read »