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Police fees shore up budgets in many towns
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Nova Safo
Mar 11, 2015
Experts say local governments have been relying on police ticketing and fees
How EPA weighs costs, benefits of air pollution regulation
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Stan Alcorn
Nov 26, 2014
Agency is forbidden from taking costs into account when writing rules like one proposed this week that would lower amount of smog-causing ozone allowed in the air.
Detroit neighborhood sees hope in a community kitchen
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Sarah Hulett
Nov 21, 2014
People in Brightmoor are trying to build a local economy based on food.
How 'American' is your city?
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Kai Ryssdal
Aug 29, 2014
Someone used data to come up with an answer.
Ranking cities from Miami to Boston to Wichita on inequality
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Noel King
Feb 20, 2014
A new report from the Brookings Institution tracks American cities with the highest and lowest rates of economic inequality. Some cities with less inequality look a lot like the suburbs.
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American Futures: Travels with Jim and Kai
Aug 1, 2013
A joint special project from The Atlantic and Marketplace looking at how the global economy is reshaping small town America.
City mayors back immigration reform
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Jeff Tyler
Jun 21, 2013
The U.S. Conference of Mayors’ supports immigration reform as a way to reduce city expenses and grow local economies.
For public good, not for profit.
Memphis tries to lure its natives home
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Blake Farmer
Aug 20, 2012
Memphis -- a city that has struggled with population decline and high unemployment -- wants its native sons and daughters to help fuel a comeback.
Gas and oil fuel cities to rebound
Jun 27, 2012
Metros with high-tech, manufacturing and reviving housing sectors also recover faster.
Study says Americans prefer walkable neighborhoods
May 29, 2012
New research from the Brookings Institution says Americans will pay up to $1,500 more in rent every month to live in a "walkable" neighborhood -- say, a place near their dry cleaners or grocery store or favorite restaurant.
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