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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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Metro Transit sets single-day ridership record
The transit agency provided more than 130,000 train rides for the NCAA championship game on April 8.
Money to secure Minnesota elections still in limbo
A lingering dispute over election security money is just one of several election-related measures facing an uncertain future at the Minnesota Capitol this session.
Minneapolis mayor says no more 'warrior' training for cops
Mayor Jacob Frey made the announcement Thursday during his annual State of the City speech, saying that so-called 'fear-based or warrior training' courses make officers overly aggressive.
Art Hounds: Globally infused banjo tunes on 'Intermodal Blues'
Plus, Art Hounds recommend an ice-skating performance inspired by black social dances and an Earth Day singalong with Dan Chouinard.
How to make high school more interesting? Here's an idea
Programs are developing ways to help students get hands-on experience and a better shot at jobs or internships after school.
A full Cabinet: The commissioners behind the Walz administration
Gov. Tim Walz has made his final pick to fill out his Cabinet with Tarek Tomes to head the Minnesota IT Services. Here's a look at all the members of the governor's administration leaders.
Minnesotans show faith for future of Notre Dame in Paris
As France vowed to restore the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, Minnesotans gathered at the Basilica of St. Mary in Minneapolis on Tuesday to pray and reflect on the cathedral and the many manifestations of their faith.
Walz names Tarek Tomes to head troubled state IT department
Tomes will take over an agency constantly battling cybersecurity threats against state computer systems and struggling to recover from the failed rollout of the MNLARS vehicle licensing system.
In Minnesota, Trump talks up tax law, strong economy
President Trump was at a Burnsville business Monday promoting the Republican tax law that took effect last year and taking credit for the strong economy.