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Demand for emergency shelter remains high in Twin Cities even as beds are added (opens the original)
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota generously supports MinnPost’s Community Health coverage; learn more about their community health work. Inside the new Simpson Housing Services shelter and supportive housing complex in Minneapolis, light streams through every window and floral murals span the walls. There’s a patio outside and a healthcare clinic onsite. The facility, which opened in its new space in January, has 72 shelter beds and 42 supportive housing apartments. It’s one example of mu
Are more Minnesota kids eating school meals since the launch of the state’s free breakfast and lunch program? (opens the original)
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In 2023-24, the first year of the Minnesota Free School Meals program, the number of children eating school breakfast grew by 40% and the number eating school lunch rose by 15%, according to the Minnesota Department of Education. In the three years covered by the study, schools served over 450 million meals. The program, signed into law by Gov. Tim Walz in March 2023, provides one free breakfast and lunch to all students at schools that participate in the federal National School Lunch Program (N
Are more Minnesota kids eating school meals since the launch of the state’s free breakfast and lunch program? (opens the original)
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In 2023-24, the first year of the Minnesota Free School Meals program, the number of children eating school breakfast grew by 40% and the number eating school lunch rose by 15%, according to the Minnesota Department of Education. In the three years covered by the study, schools served over 450 million meals. The program, signed into law by Gov. Tim Walz in March 2023, provides one free breakfast and lunch to all students at schools that participate in the federal National School Lunch Program (N
Minnesota has some of country’s lowest teen pregnancy rates – but worst racial disparities (opens the original)
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota generously supports MinnPost’s Community Health coverage; learn more about their community health work. Minnesota’s teen pregnancy rates have been falling since 1990, but experts and advocates say federal cuts to pregnancy prevention programs could set back years of progress and leave racial and geographic disparities unaddressed. A recent annual report showed continued but unequal progress in reducing teen pregnancies in Minnesota. The 2026 Minnesota Adol
Minnesota has some of country’s lowest teen pregnancy rates – but worst racial disparities (opens the original)
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota generously supports MinnPost’s Community Health coverage; learn more about their community health work. Minnesota’s teen pregnancy rates have been falling since 1990, but experts and advocates say federal cuts to pregnancy prevention programs could set back years of progress and leave racial and geographic disparities unaddressed. A recent annual report showed continued but unequal progress in reducing teen pregnancies in Minnesota. The 2026 Minnesota Adol
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