Local

Daniel Detzner, a longtime U of M professor who spent over 40 years supporting marginalized students, has died at 80. He created programs for immigrants, incarcerated people, and first-gen students, and was known for his deep care and mentorship.

(Source: The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Thousands ran the 43rd Twin Cities Marathon on Sunday, with Will Norris winning the men’s race in 2:15 and Jane Bareikis taking the women’s title in 2:33. Norris, a full-time worker and apprentice in Virginia, trains around his job with help from his father-in-law, who’s also his coach. Bareikis, bouncing back from injury, called the race a beautiful and meaningful experience.

(Source: The Minnesota Star Tribune)

National

Many national parks remained open despite the federal government shutdown. However, with most Park Service employees furloughed, visitor centers and facilities were closed, which raised concerns about safety, maintenance, and environmental damage.

(Source: The New York Times)

A skydiving instructor has died after being separated in a tandem jump with a student in Nashville. The student survived and was rescued from a tree, while federal authorities have launched an investigation.

(Source: The New York Times)

International

The LDP, Japan’s ruling party, elected Sanae Takaichi to represent their party in the race for prime minister of Japan, which would make her the first female prime minister. Takaichi’s conservative moves could shift the balance of Japanese international relations.

(Source: ABC News)