Cellular Internet of Things connectivity is emerging as a cornerstone technology for smart cities and digital infrastructure, with the global market projected to grow rapidly over the next decade. Valued at $6.7 billion in 2024, the cellular IoT…

Reliable public transit, walkable neighborhoods, and compact development offer more than environmental and economic benefits. New research and policy discussions highlight their critical role in strengthening social connection and reducing loneliness.In…

Cities across the United States are continuing to expand public transportation networks, with a growing emphasis on cost-effective bus rapid transit and arterial rapid transit systems over traditional light rail.According to data from The Transport…

U.S. Senators John Curtis of Utah and Lisa Blunt Rochester of Delaware have introduced the Build Housing, Unlock Benefits and Services Act, known as the Build HUBS Act, a bipartisan effort to spur housing construction near public transportation hubs.…

The University of Texas at Arlington has earned the 2026 Carnegie Elective Classification for Community Engagement, a national designation recognizing how community engaged teaching, research and service are embedded across the institution’s everyday…

Several major transit milestones across North America highlight continued investment in modern rail systems, transit oriented development, and ridership growth. Recent announcements span new metro cars entering service in Baltimore, congestion pricing…

VetLife and PsychArmor have announced a new strategic partnership aimed at expanding access to trusted education, training, and benefits navigation for Veterans, service members, and their families across the United States.

How a local D.C. newsroom partners with trusted messengers to do community listening and outreach

The North Texas Innovation Alliance (NTXIA) has announced Omniflow as the winner of the 2025 Smart Cities Global Startup Challenge, recognizing the company’s innovative approach to sustainable and intelligent urban infrastructure.

Building trust with local audiences often starts by working with people who already have deep roots in the community. A recent example from Washington, D.C. highlights how hiring trusted local leaders can strengthen community engagement and reshape how local news organizations connect with residents.