- "Black Christmas" Police Abuse Protesters Plan to Take Over the Mag Mile Tonight (DNA, Chicagoist)
- City Lab Lists Loop Link as a "Big U.S. Transportation Infrastructure Project to Watch in 2016"
- Evanston Planners Get Ready for This Spring's Divvy Launch (Tribune)
- Man Arrested for Loop Carjacking and Running Over A Good Samaritan's Foot (Sun-Times)
- $75K Settlement for Cyclist Who Got Doored in West Rogers Park (Bike Law)
- Chainlink Members Discuss the New Washington Protected Bike Lane
- Urbanist Features of Beverly to Be Thankful For (Main Street Beverly)
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