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Good morning! Decreasing clouds with highs in the uppers 60s today. MPR News is taking a closer look at Minnesota's graduation gap. Minnesota has a tradition of excellence in education, but its high school graduation rates are nothing to brag about - and for students of color, they're among the worst in the nation. How did we get here? What's at stake? And what will it take to find a solution? Visit MPRnews.org for more. | Forecast
 

House Speaker Daudt sued by debt collectors, was tardy on taxes

The state government's top Republican has faced multiple debt-collection lawsuits over credit card charges and called on a lobbyist for legal help. He also fell behind on his property taxes.

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Money for student counseling takes a back seat

Minnesota hasn't always ranked so poorly when it comes to pupil support spending. But budget cuts have resulted in schools making other choices at the local level. | Without support, Minnesota students left behind at graduation

TSA makes move to cut wait times at MSP

The Transportation Security Administration is stepping up overtime, wrapping up new training and adding an additional bomb sniffing dog to security at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport to cut wait times at security. | Klobuchar calls for more screeners to relieve long lines at airport

Suspect in Twitter threats expected to plead guilty

A Minneapolis man accused of threatening federal agents via Twitter is expected to take a plea deal Tuesday morning. | Called to Fight


 
 

Dayton lays out opposition to proposed Twin Metals mine near BWCA

The governor released a letter to the head of Twin Metals Minnesota saying the state will oppose any new mining agreements on state lands close to the massive outdoor recreation area. | Environment

Duluth school investigated after discrimination complaint

A federal agency is launching a civil rights investigation into gender discrimination at the University of Minnesota Duluth following a complaint by three ex-coaches and several current and former athletes.

Thailand drops case against ex-U student over flak jacket

It was not clear what prompted the change of heart in the government, which had faced criticism for punishing Hok Chun Anthony Kwan for possessing items that journalists routinely carry in dangerous situations.

How to keep money from messing up your marriage

Finances are one of the things most likely to cause discord in a relationship, whether you're just starting out or have been together for years. Here are some ways to avoid common conflicts.

St. Paul Chamber Orchestra adds a new artistic partner

Jonathan Cohen, who specializes in Baroque music, will take up the position next season. | Arts & Culture

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