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Former Foster Child Urges Change To Guardianship Laws

Twenty-four-year-old Tonya Bauer is a student at Winona State University. She is strong, smart and has used her past struggles as a child to make her a better person.

2013/02/05

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DHS: Heroin Treatment Admissions Rise Sharply In Metro

There’s more evidence that heroin and prescription opiates abuse has a strong grip on the Twin Cities.

2012/06/19

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Food Stamp Recipients To Get More Fresh Produce

The Minnesota Department of Human Services will consider Friday how to best use recently received Federal money to put more fresh produce on the tables of the state’s food stamp recipients.

2012/05/18

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Head Of Minn. Security Hospital Forced Out

David Proffitt was hired in August to run the Minnesota Security Hospital in St. Peter, but was soon accused of creating a hostile work environment.

2012/03/27

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Heroin, Opiate Abuse Reach Record-High Levels In Metro

The abuse of heroin and other opiates has reached the highest level in the Twin Cities’ history, according to a report released by the Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS).

2012/01/30

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Human Services Department Holds Adoption Event

The Minnesota Department of Human Services kicked off an event Sunday aimed at promoting adoptions and giving children and teens loving and permanent homes.

2011/11/06

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Minn. Tries Again After Failed Software Project

The Minnesota Department of Human Services is back on the hunt for a software upgrade — this time with financial help from the federal government.

2011/08/01

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Gaps Found In Health Care For Poor Minnesotans

A new report finds significant gaps continue in the quality of health care for poor Minnesotans, although disparities are narrowing.

2011/06/22

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Minn. Bill Seeks Health Software After Failed Try

A Minnesota lawmaker wants to restart the quest for software to streamline applications for health and welfare programs after a failed project that cost at least $41 million.

2011/03/18

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