Oklahoma's Department of Wildlife Conservation has grown its follower count from around 8,000 to over 80,000, dishing out posts that are fun but also informative. The agency's social media team...

There was an especially sharp reduction with pedestrians and cyclists getting struck by cars, according to a new report. The art projects include things like intersection murals and colorfully...

They’re cheaper to run compared to ones with internal combustion engines thanks to the economics of fuel and maintenance.

Reno, Nevada, has one of the worst affordable housing shortages in the U.S. Yet city officials let an out-of-state casino owner displace hundreds of low-income residents so he could one day build an...

The Transportation Department has enlisted dozens of organizations that have committed to taking action to make the roads less dangerous.

The scorecard reviewed data from California’s hundred largest cities to find statewide trends on where police departments are struggling.

The money will go towards upgrades on both freight and passenger lines in 32 states.

The scorecard reviewed data from California’s hundred largest cities to find statewide trends on where police departments are struggling.

They’re speaking up about vehicle features and testing they’d like to see at a time when local governments are dealing with rising crashes on their streets.

Uber and Lyft support a proposed bill that would require motorists in Ohio to have both a front and rear license plate. Lawmakers got rid of the front plate in April as part of a transportation...

The “RAISE” grants will go to dozens of projects around the U.S., and mark one of the first major releases of discretionary funding from the new infrastructure law.

The grants will help state and local governments prevent wildlife-vehicle collisions and improve connections between habitats.

A new podcast from the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District seeks to connect with its residents.

Leaders hope to create a national ‘parental rights’ movement, starting with school board activism. The group already has 135 chapters in 35 states.

President Biden’s top advisor on the $1.2 trillion package tells Route Fifty that 5,000 projects across the country are underway, and that the White House is meeting regularly with state infrastruc...

Our inaugural list recognizing local leaders who are tackling some of the most pressing issues facing cities.

Work requirements for public assistance have recently attracted attention from the Trump administration and others.

COMMENTARY | "Any legislative or policymaking approach to climate that fails to see the connections between emissions, how and where we build, and our transportation infrastructure decisions, will be...

It marks a major win for advocates who have for years argued incarcerated people are getting overcharged for calls. But it will also crimp a revenue source for states and localities.

Biden administration officials are pushing for projects to move quickly, while also meeting goals like benefiting disadvantaged neighborhoods and strengthening the nation’s workforce.

Transportation secretary nominee Pete Buttigieg, a former mayor, received a favorable hearing before the Senate committee considering his nomination.

Two Southern states have set record-high ridership numbers and are looking to expand their networks. Here’s how they did it.

They say they’re facing an untenable situation as low-income households are pressured by higher rates and systems need major upgrades. One official warns that a recent drinking water failure in...

They’re cheaper to run compared to ones with internal combustion engines thanks to the economics of fuel and maintenance.

President Joe Biden released how much each state will receive in funding under the bipartisan infrastructure law to expand access to high speed internet in America’s under- and unserved communities.

In a contributed Q&A, Anchorage’s chief innovation officer discusses the What Works Cities program and Code for America with Jennifer Pahlka, CfA’s founder and executive director.

It is causing drug overdoses and homelessness in cities across America. But with the debt deal to freeze spending, it is uncertain whether federal help is coming.

Small and midsize localities tend to lack the dedicated grant-writing teams and expertise that bigger towns use to score federal dollars. A new–and free–initiative aims to get them onto more equal...

Cycling trails, electric street sweepers and EV charging stations are among the ideas.

The Indiana city’s new mobility-as-a-service pilot is helping low-income shift workers commute for free.

Ahead of Route Fifty’s “City in Beta” event, San Jose Deputy City Manager Kip Harkness outlines how the city is working to become “as innovative as the Silicon Valley population we serve.”

A new analysis of government hiring found the "very people they need to make government more responsive to the public are the people driven away by the poor user experience."

A new NLC report says that cities must “act deliberately for growth … to be sustainable” and provided recommendations to improve the economic mobility of residents and the overall economic health of...

A new podcast from the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District seeks to connect with its residents.

Forty-nine states have had declines in state and local government employment since February. Some have fared worse than others.

New data shows that government assistance during the pandemic dramatically reduced homelessness. So why are cities and states increasingly turning to criminalization to address the issue?

Each of the 21 regional partnerships features at least one community college or technical training school.

The city shut some streets to vehicle traffic during the pandemic. New research looks at how bars and eateries in these areas performed compared to pre-Covid years.

New figures show the use of “microbility” services returned to near-record high levels last year after a pandemic dip. City policies to manage the devices are also evolving to cut down on problems...

The “neighborhood access and equity grants” would supplement earlier funding in the infrastructure law and could go towards a range of projects. About a third of the money is earmarked for lower-in...

The National League of Cities analyzed 153 state of the city addresses.

A new initiative will establish regional councils to create talent pipelines from universities to state, local and federal government agencies.

Two recent studies look at the obstacles to building more apartments and other dense housing options near transit to address environmental, urban development and housing goals.

Denver voters are set to weigh in on the question in next week’s election, while also deciding on a tax that could help pay for sidewalk upgrades.

Some states and localities are extending their eviction moratoriums as they try to distribute billions in federal rental assistance. When to let the bans lapse is a pressing question.

Localities are using maps to visualize hazards, process damage imagery and crowdsource flood information.

White House adviser DJ Gribbin also told mayors the plan would not propose cuts to existing, "formula" funding programs, like the Highway Trust Fund.