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Detroit's Main Street, Then and Now Detroit News

Detroit's Main Street, Then and Now

A look at the city's major artery before, during, and after the automobile boom

The Geography of How We Get to Work jay galvin/Flickr

The Geography of How We Get to Work

Where we live makes a huge difference in our commuting choices -- but not always in the ways you'd think

Why Crime Is Down in America's Cities Flickr / dsb nola

Why Crime Is Down in America's Cities

Abortion, poverty, unemployment—none of these factors is the main reason our metro areas are getting safer

Top Metros for Same-Sex Couples with Children nerdcoregirl/Flickr

Top Metros for Same-Sex Couples with Children

Nearly one fifth of gay couples are raising children -- but not in the cities where you'd expect to find them

How New York Changes the Gay Marriage Landscape

How New York Changes the Gay Marriage Landscape

Twice as many Americans now live in states that recognize same-sex marriage

America's Top Cities for Bike Commuting: Happier, Too Tim Wimborne/Reuters

America's Top Cities for Bike Commuting: Happier, Too

A nationwide analysis shows that towns where people bike to work are richer, fitter, and more successful in many other ways

The Great Metro Reset Wikimedia Commons

The Great Metro Reset

Cities drive our economy, but they won't be returning to full employment anytime soon

Don't Fear the City: Urban America's Crime Drops to Lowest in 40 Years Reuters

Don't Fear the City: Urban America's Crime Drops to Lowest in 40 Years

A new FBI report reveals that big cities are the safest they've been in decades

America's Most Ridiculous City Slogans Mooganic/flickr

America's Most Ridiculous City Slogans

Towns across the country hope to capture their brand with a good catchphrase, but the task is not as easy as it sounds

America's Top 25 Cities for Recent College Graduates Wikimedia Commons

America's Top 25 Cities for Recent College Graduates

Where should they go? A look at what makes places attractive for our nation's young professionals—and a list of the 25 best metro areas.

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