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Lyft, Uber plan to leave Minneapolis after city council forces them to hike driver pay

Lyft and Uber announced plans to expand their operations in Minneapolis after the Minneapolis City Council passed a resolution Thursday that overrode the mayor’s veto and requires ride-hailing services to raise driver wages to the equivalent of the local minimum wage of $15.57 an hour. announced that it would be discontinued. Lyft called the ordinance […]

Minneapolis Fed president anticipating two or three rate cuts in 2024

Minneapolis Fed President Kashkari said Wednesday that he expects the Fed to cut interest rates two to three times in 2024. “As I sit here today, a couple of cuts seem appropriate to me right now,” he said on CNBC’s “Squawk Box.” “But again, I’m not going to prejudge things, but this is just my […]

Minneapolis rioter sentenced to 10 years for Target HQ arson

A Minneapolis man has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for his role in a 2020 fire at Target’s headquarters in Minneapolis. The riot began when the crowd mistakenly believed the man had been shot dead by police. Leroy Lemonte Perry Williams plead guilty conspiracy to commit arson for his role in the […]

Minneapolis man cleared of triple homicide gets 26 years for kidnapping

A Minneapolis man with an extensive criminal record who was acquitted of killing three people in St. Paul is serving 26 years in prison for kidnapping and wounding a man in the same city two days before the 2022 shooting. was sentenced. Antonio Dupree Wright was given consecutive prison terms at the request of prosecutors […]

Minneapolis grocery store murder suspect deemed incompetent to stand trial

Taylor Justin Schultz, who was charged with fatally stabbing a grocery store employee with a golf club, has been found incompetent to stand trial. The victim, Robert Skafte, a 66-year-old office worker and renowned ballet dancer, was found with a golf club stuck in his torso at Oak Grove Grocery in Minneapolis. Schultz, 44, had […]