As the war rages on in the middles east its making investors increasingly nervous about their finances. Bruce Helmer is the President and co-founder of Wealth Enhancement Group talks about what people should know in the short and long term.

The Girls State High School Basketball Tournament continues this week with some big games to watch tonight and this weekend. Sports reporter Cassidy Hettesheimer from The Star Tribune shares some highlights.

Rental assistance takes focus with lawmakers debating what if anything should be done to those who lost money during operation metro surge. Former State Senator Jeff Hayden and Amy Frederiksen let us know what is happening at the legislature.

Minnesota Monthly’s 31st Annual Food & Wine Experience returns to downtown Minneapolis at Target Field. Alesha Taylor, is the editor-in-chief of Minnesota Monthly and talks about the event.

The Minnesota Vikings get a new quarterback with Kyler Murray coming to the team. Henry talks about the impact he will make on the team.

Chris is giving the latest on the big storm system coming to Minnesota.

More American servicemembers have been killed in the Middle East and the United States is ramping up their attacks on Iran. Lindsey Rieser from CBS News talks about the latest developments in the war.

There is continued debate over giving rental assistance for people who were unable to pay rent during operation metro surge. There was a new focus on fraud this week. Some lawmakers are working to lower property taxes. Esme Murphy from WCCO TV breaks it all down.

New studies this week disproved the idea that cutting down on immigrants brings more jobs to Americans and that immigrants commit more crimes than average. Experts discuss, plus we get the latest on a blind immigrant who died in Buffalo when he was dropped off shoeless and alone miles from home, and on the other end of the spectrum Newell Normand talks about how New Orleans needs to get tougher with its street scene to compete for tourists.

Employers are seeing an increasing in applicants using artificial intelligence on their resumes and cover letters. As a result its holding up hiring and creating other issues in the job market. Technology hiring and consulting expert Jessica Green from Robert Half talks about what their research is showing.