This editorial argues Minneapolis must measure Black Business Week by capital, contracts, property ownership and long-term business survival, not celebration alone.

The Business, Housing and Zoning Committee voted 7-0 to advance an ordinance that would require establishments that sell liquor and operate a dress code to post that dress code publicly; authors said the change aims to reduce selective enforcement that disadvantages Black, queer and low-income patrons.

The Business, Housing & Zoning Committee voted to advance a six-month moratorium and parallel study on large data centers to allow staff and the Planning Commission time to craft zoning, environmental and community safeguards. Supporters cited water, energy and justice risks; opponents warned about jobs and investment.

Council approves motion to forward license revocation hearing for Duet Coffee and Wine.