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Minnesota legislature opens door to co-op style health insurance - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal
Minnesota legislature opens door to co-op style health insuranceMinneapolis / St. Paul Business JournalA long-time effort to create a health insurance co-op for Minnesota farmers got a boost in the Legislature this session. Under a co-op model, individuals or small businesses could band together and create nonprofits that offer health insurance to members.
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CBiz Inc. acquires Minneapolis insurance brokerage - Crain's Cleveland Business
CBiz Inc. acquires Minneapolis insurance brokerageCrain's Cleveland BusinessThe provider of accounting and other business services said Associated Insurance Agents is an insurance brokerage specializing in property and casualty insurance, personal lines, and health and benefit insurance for clients primarily in Minnesota ...and more »
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Senate Votes to Cut Crop Insurance Aid for Wealthy - KSTP.com
KSTP.comSenate Votes to Cut Crop Insurance Aid for WealthyKSTP.comDick Durbin of Illinois and Tom Coburn of Oklahoma would reduce the government's share of crop insurance premiums for farmers with adjusted gross incomes of more than $750,000. It was approved 59-33. Currently the government pays for an average 62 ...Broader insurance for crops in farm bill fuels Senate debateNorthwest Arkansas NewsSenate debating government-subsidized crop insurance in farm billMinneapolis Star Tribuneall 109 news articles »
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Autism insurance mandate wins in Minnesota - Minneapolis Star Tribune
Autism insurance mandate wins in MinnesotaMinneapolis Star Tribune“It's terrific,” said Eric Larsson, a Minneapolis psychologist who runs the Lovaas Institute Midwest, an autism treatment program. He called it especially good news for families who were in danger of losing coverage for their children's therapy. In ...
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Birth Control Coverage Up for Federal Appeal - KSTP.com
Birth Control Coverage Up for Federal AppealKSTP.comFounded in 1972, the company now operates more than 500 stores in 41 states and employs more than 13,000 full-time employees who are eligible for health insurance. The Hobby Lobby case has attracted broad interest from health groups and religious ...and more »
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North Minneapolis Still Recovering 2 Years After Tornado - CBS Local
North Minneapolis Still Recovering 2 Years After TornadoCBS LocalThe tornado damaged or destroyed 3,700 properties. The overall cost is estimated at $80 million. It's been a long road to recovery for people in north Minneapolis. Thomas Varien, a resident, said insurance replaced his roof and that of many others in ...and more »
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Correction: Oklahoma Tornado story - Minneapolis Star Tribune
KSTP.comCorrection: Oklahoma Tornado storyMinneapolis Star TribuneThe Oklahoma Insurance Department, meanwhile, said visual assessments of the extensive damage zone suggest the cost could be greater than the $2 billion from the 2011 tornado that struck Joplin, Mo., and killed nearly seven times as many people.Oklahoma Tornado Damage Could Top $2 BillionKSTP.comU.S. Bank ATMs Accepting Donations for American Red Cross Disaster Relief in ...Business Wire (press release)Deadly twister rocks Oklahoma (with video)Livingston Dailyall 5,059 news articles »
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LIST: Field Trip Policies - KSTP.com
KSTP.comLIST: Field Trip PoliciesKSTP.comAt the start of each school year, families are offered third-party student insurance for accidents at school or during school-related activities. In the event a student was injured or in an accident, personal health insurance would apply. The School ...
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Salt Lake City ranked the 14th healthiest major city in America by NerdWallet - Deseret News
Deseret NewsSalt Lake City ranked the 14th healthiest major city in America by NerdWalletDeseret NewsThe study came to its conclusions by analyzing four sources of information: the American Fitness Index, health insurance coverage, physicians per 100,000 residents from the U.S. Census, and the number of high particle pollution days per year from the ...
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Dayton vetoes two controversial items in Legacy projects bill - MinnPost.com
Dayton vetoes two controversial items in Legacy projects billMinnPost.comWCCO-TV and the AP say: “The closures affect the Upper and Lower St. Anthony Falls locks in downtown Minneapolis, and Lock and Dam 1 near Minnehaha Park between Minneapolis and St. Paul. For safety, the Corps closes these locks to recreational boaters ...and more »
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