The Cincinnati Post

Greater Cleveland and Cincinnati share the same challenge - fighting sprawl.

"Oregon's story demonstrates that a city, region or state is unlikely to seriously tackle a thorny dilemma such as suburban sprawl unless a political leader assumes the perilous role of the white knight."

Communities across the nation are using "urban growth boundaries," architectural solutions, and "smart roads" to halt sprawl. Is it working?

The proposed Wonderful World of Oz is Greater Kansas City's latest big battle over suburban sprawl.

Kansas City, with its borders expanding four times faster than its population is called the "King of Concrete" by its residents.

"Garden city" movement's first experiment is a precursor of today's push for environmentally sensitive cities.

Maryland's 'smart growth' program.

A lasting legacy of the New Deal, Greenhills was created in the 1930s as an experiment in community planning and design.

While the first signs of sprawl are usually physical, painful economic consequence usually follow.

Northeastern Ohio cities are hoping to lure residents back to the "first suburbs."

It may be too late for a statewide ballot measure designed to "keep farmland out of the hands of developers."

A look at Greater Cincinnati's urban growth over the last fifty years.

Ohio is losing farmland at "more than twice previous year's yearly rate" and issues such as sprawl, greenspace preservation, watershed protection, and revitalizing urban brownfields are becoming critical.

The Greater Cincinnati area battles against sprawl.

Cincinnati,the fourth most sprawl-threatened city in the nation, has been dramatically changed by sprawl.

Has the suburban dream turned into a nightmare?