Heritage Park residents demand action amid heat wave
Advocates, community leaders, and residents held a news conference regarding severe living conditions at the Heritage Park Apartments in Minneapolis. Following the city's approval of $2.5 million in funding to assist with resident relocation, the Minneapolis NAACP and local tenants are demanding swift action to move families out of unsafe units dealing with mold, pest infestations, and extreme heat.
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