Paid Medical and Family Leave more expensive than anticipated

The new state-run Paid Medical and Family Leave program actuarial analysis is released, with costs increasing by 18 percent. And, U.S. Bank commits again to downtown Minneapolis. Also, Twin Metals gets the go-ahead to explore for minerals. Later, the Federal Reserve holds rates steady, and Doug Loon, Minnesota Chamber’s President and CEO, talks about his recent trip to Owatonna with the Minnesota Chamber Foundation.