• St. Louis Among Cities Predicted to Develop More “Walkable Urbanism” (NextCity)
• Looking for Driver of Black SUV Who Hit, Seriously Injured 16-Year-Old Cyclist in Kansas City (KMBC, Fox4KC)
• St. Joseph Hopes Federal Grant Will Come Through Allowing for More Buses to Be Purchased (News Press Now)
• June 26: Donate Your Bikes to St. Louis Bicycle Works (Facebook)
• Not Having a Driver’s License Is About So Much More Than Driving in the U.S. (The Atlantic)
• Maintenance, Not Expansion, Is the Future of American Transpo Infrastructure (Streetsblog Network)

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• Show-Me Institute Not So Keen on MetroLink Expansion (KTRS)
• Missouri One of Seven States Not to Have a Minimum Distance for Passing Cyclists (Cleveland Scene)
• Springfield Police Searching for Motorist Who Killed Cyclist Jesse Beach Friday Night (KSPR)
• At Least $5.5 Million Needed to Restore Historic Rte. 66 Bridge in Eureka (Rolla Daily News)
• Columbia Looking at Roundabouts for Problematic Intersections (KOMU)
• Do Ride-Share Services Affect Transit? (Planetizen)

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• Motorist Kills Jason McCollum in Stoddard County Saturday (KAIT)
• Hit-and-Run Motorists Injure Two Cyclists, One Critically, in Separate Crashes in Springfield (KY3)
• Jeffrey Maloney Arrested for DWI After Seriously Injuring Cyclist in Springfield (KY3)
• Missouri Moves Is the New Name for MoDOT’s Cost Sharing Program (Missourinet)
• More Street Closures for Loop Trolley Track Construction (St. Louis Public Radio)
• MetroLink Construction Schedule for the Week (NextStop)
• Eads Bridge Repairs Over Budget and Time; Part of Big Bend to Close in 2017 for Repairs  (Post-Dispatch)
• Kansas City Transit Officials Want Expansion to Start Now (KC Business Journal – Paywall)
• Death of Cyclist Reported Two Different Ways by Same Reporter (Treehugger)

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• Trailnet Takes St. Louis’s Ped Safety Plan to Task
• KC Mayor in D.C. Vying for $40 Million Smart City Funding (Star-Telegram)
• MetroLink Expansion Study Funding Questioned by Some City Officials (KMOV)
• June 21: Trailnet to Hold Pop-Up Traffic Calming Demonstration in St. Charles
• Taking Metro to Busch Stadium Is the Only Way to Go for This Fan (NextStop)
• Major Sidewalk Improvements Along Missouri Blvd. in Jeff City Starting Soon (ABC 17)
• Powder Mill Ped Bridge in KC Now Open; Links Three Historic Trail Systems (Fox4KC)

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• Motorist Seriously Injures 8-Year-Old Girl Riding Her Bike in Palmyra (KTTN)
• Daniel Boone Missouri River Bridge Bike/Ped Path Opens Today (Post-Dispatch)
• To Attract Business, Parts of Creve Coeur May Become More Pedestrian-Friendly (STL Public Radio)
• MoDOT Reveals Some Details on the “Road to Tomorrow” Initiative (KC Star)
• Kansas City’s Transpo Planning Committee Voting on Transit-Oriented Development Policy (KC Business Journal)
• Two Proposals Regarding Kansas City’s Future Light Rail Have Emerged (KC Star)
• Lake News Compares Missouri Roads to US National Averages
• Madison County Residents Receptive to Bike/Ped Trail (Riverbender)

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• Motorist Who Injured 4-Year-Old in Lebanon and Fled Has Been Found (KSPR, KY3)
• Developer Wants Part of Downtown Street Closed, Cites “Safety” as Reason, Others Aren’t Buying It (KMOV)
• Potential North/South MetroLink Line Would Be Years in the Making (KSDK, KMOV)
• St. Louis Business Journal Poll: Should MetroLink Expand With a North/South Route?
• MoDOT’s I-70 “Road to Tomorrow” Plan Still Under Wraps (KSDK)
• Roundabouts Aren’t Necessarily Safer for Everyone (Planetizen)

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• Lebanon Police Searching for Motorist Who Hit, Injured 4-Year-Old (KY3)
• Kansas City Didn’t Ask Bike League for Bike-Friendly Designation (Bike Walk KC)
• Highway Patrol Stresses Importance of Motorist Awareness of Cyclists During BAM (KMZU)
• KSDK Brings Attention to Dangerous Intersection at Arsenal and McCausland
• Construction on MetroLink This Week (NextStop)
• Taking Transit Just Might Make You a Better Person (Planetizen)
• Latest Study Concludes Lighting Doesn’t Deter Crime (Planetizen)

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