The Minneapolis City Council introduces a minimum wage ordinance for rideshare drivers, standing firm against Uber and Lyft's threats to exit the market.

Minneapolis braces for a snowstorm, debates ride-share minimum wage, secures funding for community projects, and engages with residents on local initiatives.

The Saint Paul Planning Commission's March 29th session will discuss zoning changes, building heights, and reschedule a public hearing for the East Grand Avenue Overlay District.

The Twin Cities are planning a significant transformation by 2050 focusing on improving parks, transportation, and water systems to enhance residents' living conditions.

The Minneapolis City Council has been active in March, approving numerous initiatives and planning for future community engagement while addressing public works, transportation, environmental, and public safety issues.

Minneapolis City Council plans to update licensing laws for ride-share companies to ensure drivers earn minimum wage and is considering infrastructure projects, social initiatives, and environmental programs, as outlined in the Ward 7 Newsletter.

St. Paul's Planning Commission schedules a public hearing to discuss zoning changes for East Grand Avenue on April 12. Residents can participate and submit feedback for the study impacting local development.

The Saint Paul Planning Commission discusses city projects, including playgrounds, school additions, and cannabis zoning, with public hearings set for the coming week.

St. Louis Park offers grants to homeowners for creating rain gardens to combat stormwater runoff, with the support of the Clean Water Land and Legacy Amendment, Metro Blooms, and the Conservation Corps of Minnesota. Applications are due by April 5.

Minnesota Senator Erin Maye Quade introduced the Pathways to Parentage Act to establish clear parentage rules for children born via assisted reproduction.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office released the 10th edition of "HCSO Happenings," with updates on staff achievements and job openings, inviting public feedback.

Washington County sends out color-coded property tax statements for 2024 and valuation notices for 2025. Homeowners can contest these assessments by contacting the Assessor's Office or attending local appeal meetings.

Minnesota lawmakers consider bills limiting local control over development, facing opposition from Maple Grove city leaders and the League of Minnesota Cities aiming to preserve municipal self-determination.