Niron Magnetics secures an investment from Honda Motor Company. The Minnesota Vikings return with their first game on Sunday. Later, new Canadian tariffs affect Minnesota industries tied to cross border trade.

Public voting opens in the 'Coolest Thing Made in Minnesota' contest. A major hospital merger is finalized. Later, a conversation with Doug Loon and WSB CEO Brett Weiss as they discuss Minnesota's next chapter of economic growth and how business leaders can help make the state more competitive.

The Great Minnesota Get Together is back. The average Minnesotan will pay more than $1 million in taxes over the course of their lifetime. Later, a conversation between Doug Loon and Blois Olson about Minnesota's economic outlook and what the state needs to do to grow.

Kwik Trip opens a "next generation" store in Ramsey, Minnesota. An executive order threatens development in northern Minnesota. Later, how the data center boom is reshaping local economies.

Minnesota's newest professional sports franchise now has a name. Maurices and the Minnesota Lynx ink a multi-year partnership. Later, the results of the 2026 Primary Election are in.

Data centers boost Polaris' utility vehicle sales. The Minnesota State Fair is named the best in the country. Later, which political party holds the upper hand when it comes to campaign fundraising ahead of the midterm election?

UnitedHealth Group breaks into Fortune's global top five for the first time. Hormel Foods names a new CEO. Later, Minneapolis faces a potential property tax increase of 13%.

3M makes its Formula 1 debut. A new poll shows who is leading in Minnesota's primary races. Later, Chamber President and CEO Doug Loon shares an overview of this week's Women in Business Minnesota Conference.

19 Minnesota companies land on TIME's inaugural list of America's Best Companies. Inflation offers encouraging signs of easing. Later, what can employers ask about employees' second jobs?

Nominations are open for the 2026 Coolest Thing Made in Minnesota contest. The state provides a 6- month update on its paid leave program. Later, Chamber President Doug Loon sits down with Ecolab's Christophe Beck to discuss the future of Minnesota's economy.