Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey on Wednesday vetoed a new budget that he said will fund "pet projects" and will cost the city more money in the long run. A day later, the City Council overrode Frey's veto.

First, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey made history Wednesday when he vetoed the City Council’s budget for what is believed to be the first time in Minneapolis. Then the council made history Thursday by overriding his veto.

This year's cycle has been unlike any budget process prior with 71 council amendments, a mayoral veto and a City Council veto override.