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Uber and Lyft threaten to leave Minneapolis What to know and what s next

The ride hailing apps are chafing at a local ordinance that would raise pay for drivers

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Bryant Avenue in Minneapolis reopens after $1 5 million fix; council candidate corrects ad

Bryant Avenue in Minneapolis reopens after $1 5 million fix; council candidate corrects ad
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Behind Minneapolis Mayor Frey s Veto on Rideshare Ordinance

The mayor says it's time for a new ordinance that's "data-driven and clearly articulates policies based on known impacts, not speculation."

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Minneapolis mayor vetoes rideshare ordinance, but also said Uber has agreed to guarantee drivers make a minimum wage

However, Frey also said in a statement that Uber has committed to – effective immediately – guarantee that drivers operating within the city limits “will earn at least Minneapolis minimum wage."

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Minnesota legislative session yields $100 million for first responder PTSD treatment

The recently adjourned Minnesota Legislature passed a bill that will pump $100 million into law enforcement agencies and fire departments across the state to help with first responders who’ve been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder.

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