Three years after George Floyd civil unrest, state offers $120 million for rebuilding businesses. Is it enough?

The Minnesota Legislature approved millions of new dollars to help boost businesses and redevelopment projects along several corridors in Minneapolis and St. Paul that saw the worst destruction.

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