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9d ago MN DLI Labor News
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Minnesota DLI Awards $3M Grants for Teacher Apprenticeships

The Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry (DLI) has awarded $3 million in grants to three registered teacher apprenticeship programs. These grants aim to expand the programs, enabling participants to earn a teaching license and bachelor's degree at no cost, addressing teacher shortages in the state.

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9d ago MN DLI Labor News
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Minnesota Workplace Injury and Illness Rate Holds Steady

The Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry announced that the state's estimated workplace injury and illness rate for 2024 remained steady at an all-time low of 2.9 OSHA-recordable nonfatal cases per 100 full-time equivalent workers. This rate matches the 2023 figure and represents the lowest recorded since 1973.

Routine Notice Employment & Labor
9d ago MN DLI Labor News
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Minnesota DLI Awards Construction Mental Health Grants

The Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry (DLI) has awarded grants totaling $750,000 to two organizations to support mental health initiatives within the construction industry. The Associated General Contractors of Minnesota Foundation and Suicide Awareness Voices of Education will use the funds to develop outreach, resources, and worksite strategies.

Routine Notice Employment & Labor
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Missouri DEQ Seeks Comments on Unilever Remedy and Regulatory Release

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is seeking public comments on a proposed final remedy for the Unilever HPC-USA facility. The proposal suggests no further corrective action is needed and seeks to release the facility from hazardous waste storage regulations.

Priority review Consultation Environmental Protection
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Missouri State Energy Plan Development Project Launched

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has initiated a six-month project to develop a new State Energy Plan. This initiative will involve economic and power sector modeling, demand forecasting, and policy recommendations to address the state's changing energy landscape and increasing reliance on imported electricity.

Priority review Notice Energy
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MO DNR Awards $1.6M Loan for School District Energy Project

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has awarded a low-interest loan of over $1.6 million to the Hillsboro R-III School District for energy efficiency improvements. The project aims to reduce energy costs and conserve resources for the school district and its community.

Routine Notice Energy
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Missouri DNR Aquifer Study Seeks Landowner Participation

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is conducting an aquifer study in Lewis County and is seeking participation from landowners with water wells. The study uses passive seismic surveys to identify potential underground aquifers, which could help locate favorable water well construction sites and ease drought impacts.

Routine Notice Environmental Protection
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WOW St. Louis Outdoor Recreation and Conservation School

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources announced the upcoming WOW St. Louis National Outdoor Recreation and Conservation School, scheduled for April 11-12, 2026. The event aims to empower families with outdoor skills and offers various participation options, including day classes and an overnight experience.

Routine Notice Healthcare
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David Freeman Interim Suspension Order

The Supreme Court of Alaska has issued an interim suspension order for David M. Freeman, a legal professional, effective immediately. This action follows a judgment of conviction for a felony driving under the influence charge and includes referral to the Lawyers' Assistance Committee.

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Jacob Sonneborn Suspended from Law Practice for 30 Months

The Supreme Court of Alaska has ordered the suspension of Jacob Sonneborn from the practice of law for 30 months. This order follows a stipulation for discipline by consent and includes requirements for restitution and payment of costs. Sonneborn must also meet with the Lawyers' Assistance Committee before applying for reinstatement.

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