• Protestors Block Brentwood Blvd. on Wednesday Evening (St. Louis Public Radio)
• KC Star and Post-Dispatch Decry St. Louis Police Action Against Protestors
• The Most Dangerous Intersection in Missouri Is in North St. Louis (Wide Open Country)
• Whether It’s to Work or School, Christian Relies on Metro (NextStop)
• Strong Towns Has Suggestions on Answering MoDOT’s Long-Range Transpo Survey
• Kirksville Urges Transpo Task Force to Raise Gas Tax (Herald-Whig)
• Alton’s Multi-Modal Transpo Station Officially Opens (The Telegraph)
• Keep an Eye on Seattle to See How Private, Dockless Bike-Share Works (Seattle Times)

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• St. Louis Police Under Scrutiny After Claiming They “Owned the Night” (The Guardian, AP, Buzzfeed)
• Police Searching for Motorist Who Hit, Killed Cyclist Billy WIllis Sunday Night in Vernon County (KZRG)
• Donald Bailey Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter for 2016 Death of Cyclist Darion Sands (KY3)
• Strong Towns: Missouri Doesn’t Really Want to Fix, Maintain Roads
• Kirksville Wants Grant to Study Bike/Ped Infrastructure (KTVO)
• House Cuts Vital Transpo Funding (T4America)
• Tinted Windows Pose Great Hazard to Cyclists (LA Times)
• Sustainable Development Sounds Great, But It Needs to Lead to Affordability (Planetizen)

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• Peaceful Protesters Trapped By Police Sunday Night in Downtown St. Louis (Post-Dispatch)
• Police in St. Louis Taunting, Baiting Protesters (Above the Law)
• High School Students Across Region Exercise Their Freedom to Protest, Assemble (Post-Dispatch)
• In Many Instances, Police Instigate Violence in Streets (Daily KOS)
• The Most Bike-Friendly City in Missouri Isn’t St. Louis (Reader’s Digest)
• Find Out This Week’s Scheduled MetroLink Delays (NextStop)
• A Main Street for People in Joplin (FourStatesHomepage)
• Kansas City Transit to Reduce Services to Blue Springs (KSHB)

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• Media Largely Dismisses Hours of Peaceful Protests on St. Louis Streets (NBC News, Post-Dispatch)
• … And Fails to Show the Unnecessary Violence by Police (RebZ.TV)
• A Parade of Peace (WGN9)
• Due to Injustice, Road Closed (Quartz)
• Police Blocked Demonstrators From Occupying I-64 (The Courier)
• Metro Halted Some Transportation Over the Weekend (Fox2Now)
• Painting for Peace Along Delmar Street After Vandalism (Post-Dispatch)
• MetroLink May Test Controlled Barriers at Entryways (Post-Dispatch)
• It’s a Chicken/Egg Situation With the Loop Trolley (NextCity)

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• Motorist Decides to Plow Through Stockley Protesters in Kirkwood Last Night (KMOV)
• … And No, It’s Not Okay or Legal to Drive Into People, Even If They’re Blocking Roads (KMOV)
• Police Searching for Motorist Who Struck Highway Patrol Trooper Thursday (KC Star)
• Not Surprisingly, U.S. Receives Failing Marks When It Comes to Walkability (the Source)
• New Wash U. Students Explore St. Louis on Bikes (the Source)
• After a Shaming in Streetsblog’s Sorriest Bus Stop Contest, Kansas City Gives It an Upgrade
• Centene Wants to Build Pedestrian Bridge Over Hanley Road (Post-Dispatch)
• J Turns Coming to Polk County Intersections (Bolivar Herald-Free Press)
• Missouri Doesn’t Make the Final Cut for Hyperloop (Columbia Missourian)

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