Today’s Headlines for Friday, June 1

9:23 AM CDT on June 1, 2018

The Biking & Walking Safety Education Bill is in the Home Stretch (Active Trans)
Cahill: "Sharing Economy" Enterprises Need to Be Regulated Like Businesses (Crain's)
Mans Gets 3 Years for Motorcycle DUI Crash That Killed His Fiancee (Tribune)
Can Dockless and Station-Based Bike-Share Program Coexist? (Curbed)
Divvy Glitch Sends International Visitors Eager to Rent Bikes on a Hunt (Chicago Pipeline)
New Hotel Planned Near Logan Square Station (Curbed)
Midwest Airlines Comeback Bid Begins, Service Could Resume in 2020 (Tribune)

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