Minneapolis council proposal would require human safety monitors in driverless cars
A proposed Minneapolis ordinance would require paid, licensed human monitors in commercial autonomous vehicles, with a public hearing scheduled for September 22.
Minneapolis City Council
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Minneapolis weighs projected 2027 general-fund gap of up to $33 million
Minneapolis leaders are preparing for 2027 budget decisions amid a reported general-fund shortfall projection of up to $33 million. No tax increase or spending plan has been adopted.
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Federal judge dismisses challenge to Minneapolis immigration-cooperation policies
A federal judge on July 20 dismissed the federal administration’s lawsuit challenging Minnesota and local policies that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. Minneapolis was among the defendants.
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Minneapolis sets aside $2.5 million to help relocate Heritage Park residents from unsafe conditions—what households can expect
Minneapolis City Council approved $2.5 million in emergency aid for Heritage Park residents as officials re-check mold and plan possible relocation—no set date.
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Heritage Park public housing: Warren calls for audit after conditions concerns
Minneapolis council member Pearll “Tinitha” Warren is calling for a financial audit after a Heritage Park unit tour. City Council approved $2.5M relocation funds.
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Minneapolis City Council votes July 16 on police drone pilot—privacy concerns
Minneapolis MN: The City Council votes July 16 on a free 75-day Skydio drone pilot for some 911 calls; residents want stronger privacy rules.