(Learfield) – Governor Tim Walz says about 11,000 Minnesota households will be able to stay in their homes through a new $40 million investment approved by the Legislature. The funding will be distributed through local administrators of the state’s Family Homeless Prevention and Assistance Program.
The money will provide emergency financial assistance and supportive services for families experiencing homelessness or for those who are at immediate risk of losing their housing. State officials say grant agreements will be finalized this summer, with the funding expected to reach communities by the end of the year.
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State audit flags issues at Williston School District; fixes already being made, officials say
(North Dakota Monitor) -WILLISTON, N.D. - The Williston School District is in the process of fixing many of the concerns raised by an audit report released by the North Dakota State Auditor's Office on Wednesday. The audit examined financial activity...
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Governor Walz Announces $40 Million in Housing Investments
(Learfield) - Governor Tim Walz says about 11,000 Minnesota households will be able to stay in their homes through a new $40 million investment approved by the Legislature. The funding will be distributed through local administrators of the state's F...
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Former Mayo Clinic Employee Suing Health System
(Learfield) - A former Mayo Clinic research administrator has filed a federal whistleblower lawsuit alleging she was fired after raising concerns about the health system's use of artificial intelligence. Traci Tamiko Eto claims Mayo failed to follow ...
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