- 48 Pedestrians Killed in 2012, the Most Since 2008, Defying Downward Trend (Sun-Times)
- CTA Reports Ridership Up 2.4 Percent in 2012 (RedEye)
- Blue Line Trains Back to Normal After Emergency Repairs on Northwest Side (Tribune, CBS, FOX)
- CTA Announces 10 Retail Rental Opportunities at Argyle, Granville and Morse Stations (CTA Tattler)
- A Profile of "Roll Model" Samantha Arnold of Ding Ding Let's Ride (LGRAB)
- Chicago Center for Literature & Photography Shows "Dead Malls" Photo Essay (Gapers Block)
- SRAM to Move to New Headquarters in a Former Ice Factory in Fulton Market District (Curbed)
- Cyclocross Racer Shares Clothing Strategy for Cold-Weather Cycling (RedEye)
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