The Parking Garages of the Future
As many of them fall into disrepair, some are adapting to cities' changing needs.
What Cities Can Learn From Burning Man
The annual gathering is a radical experiment in urban design that rebuilds itself in the desert every year -- with the help of its residents.
Just How Big Is Burning Man?
Every year, people build a city solely for the event, then take it down a week later.
8 Ways to Make Your City More Like Burning Man
From building public art to creating "sacred spaces," the annual event is inspiring leaders across America.
Creating a More Secure and Vibrant Future
The 2019 Ideas Challenge identifies innovative public policy that positively impacts local communities.
Chief Storytellers: Community Engagement or PR?
Some critics wonder if the new city gig is a legitimate use of government money. Denver thinks so.
Racing the Clock to Cross the Street? In One State, It'll Cost You.
Hawaii recently passed a law allowing police to ticket pedestrians for starting to cross a street when the countdown starts. Other states let the walkers decide if they can make it.
Cities Ban Government Use of Facial Recognition
Three American cities have now banned the use of facial recognition technology in local government amid concerns it's inaccurate and biased.
Will Up-Zoning Make Housing More Affordable?
Making neighborhoods denser is an idea with growing appeal. The question is whether it works.
