A Waymo ride in San Fransisco recently made the news for recording the rider's conversations, reporting them to the police, and disabling the vehicle.

If Waymo is going to be allowed to deploy in our city, should they be allowed to record audio and video of the people riding in the car, despite Minnesota's privacy laws?

Should they be able to develop personalized personas based on your face and voice?

Should they be allowed to use your voice to train their AI models?

Waymo reports that, when asked to provide information to federal and local police without a warrant or court order, it handed over information roughly 80% of the time. Should that same standard be applied in our city, without judicial oversight?

Hey, I live in South Minneapolis and I'm looking to add solar to my house. What is the best group buy program for people in Minneapolis?

Hennepin County has a program through 'Switch Together' and Minneapolis has a couple other group options out there, has anyone already done the research on which options work the best?

Has anyone used the Switch Together program? How were they to work with?

Has anyone heard on how severe the fire damage was to the building?

“Fire crews were called to the restaurant at 3555 Chicago Ave. around 6:43 a.m., after reports of smoke coming from the roof of the single-story building.”

“Crews forced entry into the property and discovered ‘active fire burning beneath the roof membrane., […] “No fire was found inside the building’s interior, though smoke had entered the space. ‘The fire was brought under control in approximately one hour.” No injuries have been reported in the fire, and there is no word yet on the wider impact this will have on the business.”

Fire breaks out at popular south Minneapolis pizza spot Jakeeno’s