How Advocacy May Transform Duluth’s Streets
Amid state and federal headwinds, urbanism is having a moment in Duluth, led by local elected officials and advocates like Vibrant Streets Duluth.
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The Aunties of Active Mobility
Part one of a series of interviews with femme/trans/women (FTW) advocates in transportation, whether walking, biking or using transit.
Weekend Service Could Save the Northstar
A train built for commuters is struggling in a post-commute world. Weekend trips could turn the Northstar into a regional lifeline.
Must-Do Minnesota Bike Rides in 2025
Spring is in the air, which means bike season is right around the corner. These are 2025’s can’t-miss rides in Minnesota.
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The Push to Electrify North America’s Railroads
From faster trips to lower emissions, electrified trains are proving their worth. Is it time for Minnesota to rethink its approach to rail?
Security Presence, Economy Fares Will Enhance Statewide Rail
The upcoming Northern Lights Express from Minneapolis to Duluth should embrace rail’s strongest aspects, from reliability, to security, to unique branding.
Among Giants: A Brief Hydrological History of the Upper Midwest
Minnesota’s major rivers — and their valleys — invite us to look back over thousands of years of state geological history.
Presenting City Climate Corner: Crookston’s Energy Transition
Join the City Climate Corner Podcast as they learn about Crookston’s efforts to transition toward a green energy grid.
Demographics, Divisions and the Shape of Things to Come
A look at how progressive and urbanist policies and the divide between urban and rural communities impacted this year’s presidential election.