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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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Lawyer for Mpls. cop who shot at car rips prosecution's expert witness
Defense attorney Fred Bruno on Tuesday badgered a state's witness who concluded that Minneapolis police officer Efrem Hamilton was not justified when he fired his gun into a car full of people in 2016.
A guy named Loop (honest) is working to save cursive
Loop Haro is fighting to save cursive writing with quarterly meetups. And beer.
Facing shortage of IV bags, what's a hospital to do?
Hospitals in Minnesota and across the country are still coping with a shortage of IV bags caused by Hurricane Maria late last summer. The shortage is changing practices and, in some cases, raising the prospect of rationing.
Tech firm's success may open doors for Twin Cities black entrepreneurs
Clarence Bethea raised $1.7 million for his startup. He and others see his success as a roadmap for aspiring entrepreneurs of color who've typically struggled finding investors.
Minneapolis officer on trial for shooting at car
Officer Efrem Hamilton faces assault, weapons charges for firing a bullet into the back of a BMW on Nov. 19, 2016.
Nassar's sentences don't satisfy MN athlete's family
The parents of Maggie Nichols want to know why authorities didn't act after their daughter spoke up.
DFL candidates for governor differ on Vikings stadium, mining
A day ahead of Minnesota's precinct caucuses, six Democrats running for governor went on the radio Monday and made competing pitches for why they are the candidate to support.
Think road salt won't reach your drinking water? Ask Madison
How much should Minnesotans worry about the water coming out of our taps? In the short term, probably not much. But you don't have to go far for a lesson on complacency.
Sports talk jocks rock the Mall of America
Mall-goers can stand and gawk as sports talk radio hosts spend their days talking to current NFL players.