Officials from dozens of cities have contributed more than 500 different measures they've taken to respond as the pandemic has reached their communities.

The Michigan city has lost half its population since 1960. A digital tool to improve collaboration is helping communities manage their abandoned properties.

Under a new initiative funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies, 10 cities will track data with the goal of reducing income inequality and boosting economic opportunity for individuals and families.

Ten finalist cities will compete for three shares of a $200,000 cash prize for work with the public that makes a positive difference in their communities.

Washington, D.C., Kansas City and Louisville each earned gold certification in the group's 2019 certification cohort.

Three groups will donate funds for projects in 10 U.S. cities.

Cities of Service has announced its "Engaged Cities Award" program is coming back in 2019.

New funding for the initiative offers both financial and symbolic backing for data-driven decision-making in government.

Three winners will be selected in May for outstanding ideas to solve public challenges that can be adopted by other communities around the world.