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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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The Cube Critics love "The Wife" and "Juliet, Naked" -- and they are prepared to explain why.
Church launches campaign to replace ancient fair ovens
The Minnesota State Fair's oldest food vendor needs four new ovens. The popular Hamline Church Dining Hall is getting by with a backup oven this year. But it hopes to raise $25,000 so it can buy new stoves before next year's fair.
Four things that need to happen before PolyMet mine's future can be written
The PolyMet proposal -- and the prospect of a new copper-nickel mining industry amongst the forests and lakes of northeast Minnesota -- is the most divisive environmental issue the state has faced in decades.
Noble or trouble? 'Fight club' tests Minneapolis parks
The Minnesota Fight Club's founder sees the unsanctioned bouts he stages at Bde Maka Ska and other parks as healthy outlets for aggression. Others see problems and potential danger in the public fights, which may be illegal.
Coleman: McCain was a mentor
Former Minnesota senator Norm Coleman remembers McCain as a friend and mentor who set another example of how to deal with cancer.
The Hennepin County Attorney's Office has charged a postal worker for allegedly shooting a shotgun at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis building from a parking garage across the street in July.
A year after severe outbreak, more Somali-American kids are vaccinated against measles
Measles vaccination rates in Minnesota have increased 16 percentage points among Somali-American children in the past year, but public health officials say there's still room for improvement.