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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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Gillette children's hospital celebrates 120 years of 'can'
The Minnesota Legislature created Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare in 1897, the nation's first hospital for children with disabilities.
Years later, Petters' fraud case stirs new legal ripples
Charities facing claims over investment earnings from securities tied to white collar fraudster Tom Petters are looking to the Legislature for protection. A court receiver says other victims would lose out.
Podcast 'In the Dark' wins Peabody award
The podcast that explored the investigation into the disappearance of Jacob Wetterling has won one of the most prestigious awards in broadcasting.
Supporters say the drones can better find missing people while saving the state money. But they're also preparing for pushback from those who fear drones could invade privacy.
A new study has found that a commonly prescribed drug for hypothyroidism symptoms isn't effective.
Iowa farmers won water pollution court fight; water still polluted
The Des Moines Water Works went to court to force farmers to pay the costs of cleaning the city's drinking water. A federal judge recently tossed the case but left a vital question unanswered.
Roots of tension: race, hair, competition and black beauty stores
A Minnesota entrepreneur discovers that opening a beauty supply business means navigating a multibillion-dollar industry for black hair products that's run largely from Asia and doesn't cede power without a fight.
Mpls. council panel OKs plan to cover some Super Bowl costs
Security takes the biggest share of the total excess cost to the city estimated at $5 million. The Super Bowl Host Committee says donations will cover it.