- What's Causing the National Decline in Bus Ridership? (The Century Foundation)
- Tampa Paints Its First Green Bike Lane (Tampa Tribune)
- Cleveland Getting in on the Tiny House Movement (Cleveland.com)
- Bay Area Approves Enormous Bike-Share Expansion (Palo Alto Online)
- St. Louis Considering an Expansion of Its Light Rail System (Post-Dispatch)
- Seattle Seeking $15 Billion to Expand Light Rail (Seattle Times)
- Brookings on the Rise of "Melting-Pot Suburbs"
- Minneapolis Top-Rated City by "Park Score" (Trust for Public Land)
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