Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is proposing a 7.8% property tax increase for 2026, a hike he says is necessary to maintain core city services.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey presents his proposed 2026 budget that would eliminate double-pay overtime for city cops, while also increasing a property tax levy of 7.8% on property owners.

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - A proposed 2026 budget for the City of Minneapolis would end "double-time" overtime pay for the city's police in an effort to trim expenses, and keep property taxes lowered, ...

St. Paul’s special election for the Ward 4 ended with a decisive win for Molly Coleman. Coleman, a first-time political ...

This is not an austerity budget,’ Frey says of his $2 billion spending blueprint, calling it a ‘recalibration.’ ...

Mayor Jacob Frey is asking Minneapolis to tighten its belt. Why it matters: The mayor proposed Wednesday to increase the city ...

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is set to share his vision for the city’s 2026 budget during the annual address Wednesday ...

Progressives are making inroads in big-city mayoral races, giving the left flank a new shot in the arm as the Democratic ...

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Minnesota State Senator Omar Fateh is running to be the mayor of Minneapolis. One of his top priorities is to protect illegal ...

The department announced the decision on Tuesday to not renew Critical Staffing Overtime, meaning officers will be paid ...

The use of no-knock warrants in Minnesota decreased by 79% in the first full year since state lawmakers passed restrictions ...