(Learfield) – The Minnesota Office of Higher Education is awarding more than 520-thousand dollars to help colleges better serve students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Bemidji State University, Lake Superior College, and Normandale Community College will share the funding through the state’s Inclusive Higher Education Grant program. The program has invested about 1.3 million dollars in four Minnesota colleges since it launched in 2023.
Minnesota Awards Grants to Expand College Access for Students with Disabilities
(Learfield) - The Minnesota Office of Higher Education is awarding more than 520-thousand dollars to help colleges better serve students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Bemidji State University, Lake Superior College, and Normandale...
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ICE Signs Five Year Deal To Reopen Prairie Correctional Facility In Appleton, Minnesota
(KARE 11) - Nearly a year after first considering the idea, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has signed a deal to move in and reopen a long-closed private prison in western Minnesota as an ICE facility. CoreCivic, the owner of the Prair...
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Mike Lindell steps down as MyPillow CEO to focus on Minnesota governor campaign
(Northern News Now) - Mike Lindell is stepping down as CEO of MyPillow to focus on his campaign for Minnesota governor, according to CBS News. Lindell announced Tuesday that Lindell also reduced his ownership stake to a minority interest. He will rem...
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Pronghorn Hunting License Applications Due Today in North Dakota
(KNOX) -Pronghorn hunting license applications are due today in North Dakota. The Game & Fish Department is offering 1,310 pronghorn licenses, which is the same amount that was available last year. The Bow season will happen from September 4 thr...
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