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All Things Considered with Clay Masters is your comprehensive source for afternoon news and information. Listen from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. every weekday.

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Podcast tackles 'how to not let the farm wreck your marriage' and other farm stresses
Farm income is the lowest it's been since 1995, and that's caused a lot of stress. The Red River Farm Network and Minnesota Department of Agriculture hope to help with a new podcast.
Rochester's charming Chateau Theatre learns its fate Monday -- maybe
Rochester's beloved but barely used Chateau Theatre is on the City Council agenda Monday, and council members will choose what to do with the facility -- but maybe not. It's complicated.
Dakota aim to reclaim Fort Snelling and its difficult history
The Minnesota Historical Society wants to make its sites more inclusive of all histories, and an example of its efforts came at an event for the Dakota community at Fort Snelling.
Duluth tees up selling part of public golf course for housing
Duluth city administrators have proposed selling a section of one of its two struggling golf courses to provide badly needed housing. The plan goes before the Duluth City Council on May 13.
How to make insurance affordable under climate change
Climate change could make insurance coverage unaffordable for ordinary people. However, it doesn't have to be that way, one expert says.
Art Hounds: The game is afoot in Lanesboro, Minn.
Plus, Art Hounds recommend a performance of Hmong-American artists and SOS Theater's "Pop Goes the Noggin."
Two Minnesota police shooting trials, two very different verdicts
Minnesota has seen two police officers face trial for fatal shootings while on duty. Each case had a different set of facts and resulted in opposite verdicts. And prosecutors at each trial took a different tack.
Walz backs scrapping MNLARS, starting over with new software
Gov. Tim Walz is endorsing the findings of a blue-ribbon panel that advises buying off-the-shelf software for $20 million to fix the troubled licensing system.