From Silos to Success: How To Make City Building More Collaborative

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Charlotte Said No to a $4.3 Billion Highway. Now the State Wants $60 Million Back.

When Charlotte and its regional planning body withdrew support for a $4.3 billion widening of Interstate 77, North Carolina lawmakers responded by threatening a $60 million penalty and a funding cutoff. Host Carlee Alm-LaBar is joined by Patrick Kennedy, whose Atlas of Inner-City ...  Show more

Why Do Vacant Storefronts Stay Vacant?

A decade ago, a row of North Park storefronts was cleared for a university housing project that never came. The businesses are gone, the buildings are mostly empty, and neighbors are still pushing Northeastern Illinois University to act. Norm Van Eeden Petersman is joined by Bern ...  Show more

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