Protections and minimum wages for ride-hailing drivers passed in the Legislature last year, but DFL Gov. Tim Walz vetoed the bill in May.
On Monday state lawmakers, along with the Minneapolis City Council, said they had reached a compromise in the debate on rideshare minimum wage pay.
Col. Christina Bogojevic was sworn in as chief of the Minnesota State Patrol during a ceremony on Monday afternoon.Bogojevic joined the Minnesota State Patrol back in 2003, coming from prior law ...
A construction industry-supported effort to improve safety on projects that require digging near underground utilities is getting buy-in from state lawmakers.
After months of debate and concerns over a rideshare pay ordinance in Minneapolis, leaders on the city council and state ...
Minneapolis council members and top DFL legislators have announced a "compromise" to create a statewide pay floor for rideshare drivers. But rideshare companies aren't on board. Why it matters: A ...
DFL Leaders want to put a constitutional amendment before Minnesota voters in 2026 that would extend to abortion rights and gender identity. It differs from a version that cleared the state Senate.
The agreement at the state Legislature would set both Minneapolis and statewide wages for drivers at $1.27 per mile and $0.49 per minute. Uber and Lyft say they’ll stop operations in Minnesota if the ...
Pay rates in the compromise are below the Minneapolis council ordinance and below what drivers' advocacy groups wanted, but ...
Notably absent from the deal, however, are Gov. Tim Walz and the two companies. Uber and Lyft both said on Monday they will ...
It’s unclear whether Gov. Tim Walz would support corporate tax disclosure; he meets frequently with major executives. The ...
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