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This may be the world's most ambitious public library #citylabarchivehttps://trib.al/qxpXRy2 

The Minneapolis police department has been making an average of 80% fewer traffic stops each week since May 25, the day of George Floyd’s deathhttps://trib.al/ZzXE8NL 

MapLab: Geography is a gifthttps://trib.al/6cZDKn5 

The 15-minute city could be coming to a town near you https://trib.al/xyGMDZb  via @BW

Winter is rough during a normal year. In the year of Covid, it is the Northern Hemisphere’s darkest season in more ways than one. Here's a guide to get you through a winter of pandemic.https://trib.al/0soXIzL 

Suburbia has long been the key battleground for the presidency, but it is no longer a monolithhttps://trib.al/bqSPw53 

Here are all the transit-oriented toys, home-office gadgets, quarantine accessories and winter socializing gear we want to survive the pandemic holidayshttps://trib.al/LrAgkB9 

CityLab Daily: Pete Buttigieg's Transportation Record, Explainedhttps://trib.al/HosJAP6 

Will large-scale mall-to-housing conversions be the next chapter for America's empty retail centers?https://trib.al/1qgZmZu 

Some developers do see sequel potential in modern movie theaters, but they must get creativehttps://trib.al/QuO7hqC 

A snapshot of transportation patterns around the world during the first six months of the coronavirus points to divergent future paths for cities. A special report:https://trib.al/bWTytjB 

Buttigieg might not have been the most obvious choice to lead the Department of Transportation. But he's a popular one among local leadershttps://trib.al/wkJhIug 

Local governments are using stimulus funds for safety-net needs like rental and food aid. With demand surging, they’re scrambling to spend it before the deadlinehttps://trib.al/AXydVqd 

As Congressional leaders make progress on stimulus relief, take a look at the $2.2 trillion package the House passed in October that includes a complete ban on eviction and foreclosure filings for 12 monthshttps://trib.al/7zBgwhq 

As data emerges that African Americans are suffering disproportionately from Covid-19, medical practices from past epidemics shed light on a history of racism. Read @brentinmock's April interview with author @mabsegrest:https://trib.al/DUX1viS 

Catherine Coleman Flowers, author of the new book "Waste," warns that a failure to develop proper sewage infrastructure will spread disease and povertyhttps://trib.al/ZUrdmKo 

A Brooklyn neighborhood is about to get crushed by e-commerce traffichttps://trib.al/3WkkvRQ 

As Congress debates proposals to give public transit half of what was sought, officials warn of cuts that would gut regional economieshttps://trib.al/StsPuKg 

In the race to deliver orders faster, Amazon, UPS, FedEx and others push deeper into cities, causing congestion, noise and more woeshttps://trib.al/XkvdqOQ