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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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Early voting in Minnesota surges
Even though Tuesday is primary election day in Minnesota, tens of thousands of Minnesotans have already voted in the governor's race as well as races for Congress.
Monahan says she won't release video of Ellison incident
The woman accusing Keith Ellison of physical abuse won't release video she says she has of the incident. Ellison says it's because there is no video and it never happened.
Art Hounds: Theater abounds!
Art Hounds share their love for the Minnesota Fringe Festival, New Native Theatre's 10 Minute Play Festival, and a production of "An Enemy of the People" in Red Wing.
They charged what? Price of surgical procedures vary widely by hospital, patient
New state research indicates there are wide variations in what hospitals charge for surgical procedures and there are even wide swings in the prices individual hospitals charge for the same operations.
Swanson launches negative TV ad in DFL race for governor
In a possible indication of a shifting dynamic in the three-way DFL race for governor, Lori Swanson began running an ad critical of DFL rival Tim Walz Thursday.
The lawsuit raises questions about the festival's tradition of bawdy entertainment. Festival organizers deny the suit's allegations and say they are investigating claims of misconduct.
Hold on, who's running in the primary for state House?
The races for U.S. Senate, governor and attorney general are getting most of the attention ahead of next week's primary election, but there are also 20 Minnesota House contests on the ballot.
County election judges are getting prepared for next week's party primaries. One of the sticking points that could come up is what people wear to the polls.
ALS is robbing these Minnesotans of speech, but they won't be silenced
One of the most devastating effects of ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease, is that it typically causes people to lose their ability to speak. A relatively new technology is giving Minnesotans a chance to preserve their voices.
Video: ICE arrest tactics roil Twin Cities courthouses
Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents are increasingly finding their arrest targets inside local courthouses. But one arrest caught on video last Thursday in St. Paul has immigrant advocates crying foul.