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Morning Edition, with Cathy Wurzer in St. Paul and NPR hosts in Washington and Los Angeles, brings you all the news from overnight and the information you need to start your day. Listen from 4 to 9 a.m. every weekday.

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At Kopplin's, tipping is out so workers get a raise

At Kopplin's, tipping is out so workers get a raise

Customers at Kopplin's Coffee on the western edge of St. Paul are paying higher prices that give workers a raise. But many still want to tip.
by Nikki Tundel

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Johnson leaves lesson plan for Mpls. schools, but will it be used?

Johnson leaves lesson plan for Mpls. schools, but will it be used?

Bernadeia Johnson leaves behind a plan to close the achievement gap and a debate about whether her plan should be scrapped.
by Tim Post

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Beethoven takes over Fargo-Moorhead

Beethoven takes over Fargo-Moorhead

Beethoven Fest begins with a performance Saturday night at the North Dakota State University Festival Concert Hall featuring the Fargo-Moorhead Symphony Orchestra.

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Kevin Love returns to Minnesota

Kevin Love returns to Minnesota

Saturday's game will be Kevin Love's first at Target Center since he was traded to Cleveland in the offseason.

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January among the warmest on record

January among the warmest on record

January started out very cold in Minnesota, but ended up being one of the 20 warmest on record.

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How schools decide whether threats are credible

Two Minneapolis high schools were on alert this week after receiving threats to school safety, spurring a debate on whether the threats were enough to cancel classes.
by MPR News Staff

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Brooklyn Park first Twin Cities suburb to open teen shelter

Brooklyn Park first Twin Cities suburb to open teen shelter

Brooklyn Park is the first Twin Cities suburb to open a shelter designed for young people. Its 12-bed shelter will serve young people ages 16 to 20.
by Sasha Aslanian

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Muslims fear anti-terror program could spy on their communities

Muslims fear anti-terror program could spy on their communities

U.S. Attorney Andy Luger plans to create a program to prevent young people from becoming radicalized. But some Muslims worry that the effort by law enforcement aims to gather intelligence.
by Laura Yuen

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Wrestler 'The Crusher' inspires hit song

"The Crusher" was a well-known heel for many years in the Minneapolis-based American Wrestling Association. He passed away in 2005.

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Bill would boost phys ed standards for students

Bill would boost phys ed standards for students

The Senate Education Committee is holding a hearing Thursday morning on a bill that would require schools to test for student fitness every year.

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