Minneapolis may lay off 100 city employees in budget cuts. Taxpayers could still face double-digit hike.

Minneapolis is facing a budget gap of $33 million, which may lead to significant changes in the city's operations. To address this issue, the city is considering layoffs and department closures or consolidations. The exact details of the plan are not yet available, but it is known that up to 100 city employees could be laid off.

Further information on the proposed budget cuts and their potential impact on taxpayers will be revealed when Mayor Jacob Frey unveils his budget proposal next week.