The Minnesota Chamber Foundation releases its 2026 permitting scorecard update. U.S. Bank enters a multi-year partnership with the National Football League. Later, Meghan Hughes, Head of Workforce Development, Arts and Heritage at Bank of America, explains why skills-based hiring is key to building and retaining Minnesota's workforce.

U.S. Bank is partnering with Amazon to launch two new credit cards designed for small-business owners. The Minnesota Legislature is facing a gridlock with few major bills advancing. Later, Chamber President Doug Loon lays out the three major tax provisions that will make Minnesota more competitive.

The Minnesota Vikings launch a bid to host the 2028 NFL Draft. Governor Walz and the Legislature work to combat fraud. Later, stick around to hear a special segment on two Minnesota powerhouses, DigiKey and Arctic Cat.

Niron Magnetics plans a massive expansion. Governor Tim Walz announces his 2026 supplemental budget proposal. Later, the Chamber's Lauryn Schothorst shares key findings from a recent PFML survey conducted by the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce.

Target is reducing prices on thousands of items. Ecolab unveils its largest expansion in the company's history. Later, legislation banning surveillance pricing threatens to disrupt retailers in Minnesota.

Google is behind a proposed data center in Hermantown. The February budget forecast highlights the need for policies to boost economic growth. Later, the war in Iran's economic impact on U.S. soil.

Xcel Energy will power a new Google data center in Pine Island. Cirrus continues to lead the U.S. general aviation industry. Later, Chamber President Doug Loon lays out how last month's CEO letter came to be.

The Minnesota Chamber hosts its annual Session Priorities event and lays out the business community's policy priorities. A coalition of major Minnesota companies band together to fight metastatic cancer. Later, a lightning round featuring all four legislative leaders.

The surge of federal agents in Minnesota is expected to come to an end. Mayo Clinic receives a $100 million gift from the Marriot Foundation. Later, Minnesota's Paid Family and Medical Leave program sees some fraudulent applications.

A group of Minnesota companies contribute funding for small businesses affected by immigration enforcement. A frontrunner emerges in the GOP race for governor following precinct caucuses. Later, what factors are leading to a cooling job market?