AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoVikings QB Update: Coach Kevin O’Connell said Kyler Murray’s concussion came from a “violent, physical” but not dirty play, and Murray is feeling “pretty good” while staying in protocol ahead of Week 2 at Chicago. Stadium Business: Hormel Foods is teaming with the Vikings to make the SPAM Dog the official hot dog at U.S. Bank Stadium, starting with the “SKOL Crusher” and adding more varieties through the season. Immigration Policy Fight: Minnesota AG Kwame Raoul co-led a coalition of 22 states and D.C. suing to block the Trump administration’s public charge rule, arguing it unlawfully penalizes immigrants for using public benefits. Local Tech Regulation: Minneapolis is weighing an ordinance that would require a “human monitor” in the front seat of driverless cars, with Waymo calling it a de facto ban. Higher Ed Affordability: Carleton College will stop using loans in financial aid packages for all students starting in 2027-28, replacing them with grant aid. Nonprofit & Community: The Better Black Business Initiative launched “From Lock-Up to Lift-Up,” a youth employment and mentorship program backed by Cummins, with a summit set for Oct. 24 in St. Paul.
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