Max Hailperin is walking each of Minneapolis’ 87 neighborhoods, in alphabetical order. Minneapolis’s Northrop neighborhood lies to the north of Minnehaha Creek between Chicago and Cedar Avenues, extending as far north as 42nd Street. Read »
“Freeway node” is a self defined term meaning a highway interchange or exit and all of the surrounding space that these take up. Read »
If you missed our live event about electing transit champions, fear not! We recorded the panel discussion and are presenting it on the podcast this week. Read »
Congestion pricing, urban river restoration, and America's housing problem Read »
What's your transportation sign? Find out, and see what the stars foretell for your next journey! Read »
Week Without Driving starts on Thursday, October 1 — helping participants learn to navigate a car-centric society without a car. Read »
The Case Against Food Trucks I was at an urban planning function a while back when someone asked me, “What do you think of food trucks?” “I don’t know,” I replied. “They seem pretty good to me.” “They’re terrible!” he or she declared. “They suck all the business from legitimate restaurants. They’re ruining cities. Instead […] Read »
Some autumn scenes along the Mississippi River between Minneapolis and Saint Paul shot October 2013. by Matty Lang: mattylang.com Music: “Sad Toys Factory” is a Modern Classical Orchestral Minimalist Soundtrack composed, Performed, arranged by Mimmo D’Ippolito aka Eternalkeys – From “M. D’Ippolito’s Eternalkeys” (2010) freesound.org/people/Eternalkeys18/sounds/158694/ Read »
Twin Cities’ encampment responses and renter protections differ sharply: Minneapolis emphasizes clearing camps, while St. Paul explores stabilization policies and stronger tenant rights. Read »
Many op-ed writers are eager to blame current progressive local governments for the messes they inherited. Read »