cities

Detroit May Finally Get Rid of Its Soda Can Emergency Alert System

By Josh Sanburn

Five Best Ideas of the Day: September 11

By The Aspen Institute

Ferguson Creates Review Board to Check Police Conduct

By Dan Kedmey

Three Atlantic City Casinos Will Go Dark This Month

By Elizabeth Barber
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Brown's Father Wants 'Day of Silence' for Son's Funeral

“Please, please take a day of silence so we can lay our son to rest. Please"

By Maya Rhodan

Parents Turn Daughter in to Police After Finding Nude Pics

The mother says she was concerned for her daughter's future

By Justin Worland

This Is What Federal Intervention Could Look Like in Ferguson

The Department of Justice has intervened in other cities in the past

By Justin Worland

Five Best Ideas of the Day: August 13

1. True rehabilitation: We can reform prisons and reduce recidivism if we treat prison labor less like modern-day slavery and more like on-the-job training.By Beth Schwartzapfel in American Prospect2. Drones are a powerful military and...

By The Aspen Institute

Missouri Town on Edge

Pleas for calm go unheeded

By Kristina Sauerwein / Ferguson, Mo.

Donald Trump Isn't the Only Loser in Atlantic City

Four casinos are expected to close this year in the New Jersey gambling destination

By Bill Saporito

Case Closed on Mystery of Brooklyn Bridge White Flags

The culprits appear to have been German artists who are mystified by the reaction the act got in the U.S.

By Denver Nicks

FAA Implements No-Fly Zone in Ferguson Amid Unrest Over Killed Teen

Police say their helicopter was shot at multiple times Sunday

By Denver Nicks

Baltimore Tightens Curfew Amid Skepticism and Protests

Most major cities have curfew policies, but experts doubt their effectiveness

By Justin Worland

No Kidding: Goats Join the Ranks of City Employees

The animals are now seen as a cost-effective and eco-friendly way for towns to clear areas of unwanted vegetation

By Josh Sanburn

The Rise of Suburban Poverty in America

The suburbs aren't the middle-class haven many imagine them to be as new numbers show 16.5 million suburban Americans are living beneath the poverty line

By Josh Sanburn

Water Main Break Floods Sunset Boulevard, UCLA

The university's Pauley Pavilion was flooded after millions of gallons of water gushed from a broken water main

By Denver Nicks

Drone Video Reveals LA's Hidden Architectural Gems

See the City of Angels from a whole new perspective

By Justin Worland

Pittsburgh, You're Too Nice to Be Unhappy

A new study says the Rust Belt city is the second least happy metropolis in the United States. Quit whining, yinz. Pittsburgh's got too much going for it to be depressed

By Bill Saporito

These Are the 10 Unhappiest Cities in America

America's got some unhappy cities. Here are the worst ones

By Sam Frizell

San Francisco Considers Soda Tax

The city could be the first in the nation to tax the sugary drinks

By Katy Steinmetz
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