- Census Shows Population Losses in Cities, Growth in Suburbs (Governing, FiveThirtyEight)
- Lawmakers See Tax Repatriation as Source of Funds for Infrastructure (The Hill)
- MD Gov. Larry Hogan Tells Trump Admin About His Pet Road Projects (WaPo)
- Elaine Chao Talks Trump, Tech, Personal History With USA Today
- Dallas Can't Count on Federal Funds for Its Transit Plans (D Mag)
- Miami Voters Divided on Mayor's Transit Tax Idea (Miami Herald)
- Tuscaloosa Leader Rallies for Keeping Amtrak in Alabama (WBRC)
- How Suburban Sprawl Robbed Schoolkids of Sleep (CityLab)
- DC-Area Companies Offer Bike-Share Benefits to Lure Millennials (WaPo)
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