- Columbus, Ohio, Wins $50 Million U.S. DOT "Smart City" Grant (TechCrunch)
- Sprawling Waukesha, WI, Gets Approval to Pipe Water Out of Lake Michigan (Chicago Tribune)
- Seattle Times Says City Must Improve Transit, Then Argues for More Studies
- Philly to Paint Mile-Long Mural on Street Median to "Spruce Up" for DNC (Inquirer)
- Minneapolis Trying to Beat Portland in Bike Infrastructure (Guardian)
- MA Lawmaker Intros Bill to Allow Boston to Lower Speed Limit (Statehouse News -- Paywall)
- No Major Meltdowns on Day Two of Metro's Safety Closures (WaPo)
- Denver's Bike Lane Plan: Underfunded and Behind Schedule (9News)
- San Diego Okays Nine Miles of Bike Lanes Downtown (KPBS)
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