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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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What would happen in Minnesota if Roe v. Wade is overturned?
President Trump's nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court opens the door to overturning the decision that made abortion legal in the U.S. But if that happens, what would the law be in Minnesota?
Monarch butterfly 'way station' feeds migrating insects in Duluth
Volunteers in Duluth got their hands dirty planting hundreds of tiny plants along the city's Lakewalk. But it was no ordinary landscaping.
Minnesota officials are expressing concern about the federal government's plan to repatriate an American in Minnesota who served a 15-year prison sentence for homicide in China.
Don't fret over shortage of new shingles vaccine
A new and more effective shingles vaccine keeps running out of stock due to high demand. But there is no need to panic about the shortage if you plan to get the shot.
2nd District candidates Lewis and Craig clash on health care
In their rematch for Congress, Jason Lewis and Angie Craig have sharply differing views on how to make health care more affordable.
'Emergency': Minnesota slow to act as sickle cell cases climb
The painful, often-fatal disorder strikes mainly people of African ancestry, but adults who need treatment in Minnesota have almost no care options. Some advocates see race as the reason, and they're pressing for change.
A teen, a hot dog stand and a big dream
A hot dog stand in north Minneapolis is now licensed and ready for business, and it's owned and operated by a 13-year-old.
Friday kicks off the beginning of Black Bike Week, a partnership between Slow Roll Minneapolis and The Culture Wellness Center.
Immigrants boost Worthington economy
During a two-day visit to Worthington, Neel Kashkari said immigrants are helping southwest Minnesota grow, something many communities in rural parts of the state can only hope for.