A total of eight Minneapolis businesses near George Floyd Square have now filed lawsuits claiming major losses as a result of "city conduct."It was at that corner of 38th and Chicago in south Minneapolis that former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin killed Floyd,

Businesses near site of George Floyd killing sue Minneapolis, accusing police of ignoring ‘no-go zone’ violence - City still debating future of intersection where Minneapolis police killed George Floy

Eight more businesses have sued the city of Minneapolis over its handling of the neighborhood where George Floyd was killed by police.

Five years after the death of George Floyd, Minneapolis has failed to create George Floyd Square in a "timely and safe manner," according to a new lawsuit filed against the city by eight businesses near the Square.

Unfortunately, the Mayor’s veto will only slow down progress and cause further delays into the future of George Floyd Square. Let’s honor the lives we’ve lost to police violence and get this right the first time.

The Minneapolis City Council overturned Mayor Jacob Frey's previous veto, but the contentious debate over George Floyd Square continues.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Five years after George Floyd’s death, Minneapolis has failed to create George Floyd Square in a “timely and safe manner,” according to a new lawsuit filed against the city by eight businesses near the Square. The plaintiffs are seeking $49 million, claiming lost income, employees, and a drop in property values.