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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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MN-ND flood fight shows not all public works spending gets applause
President Trump wants to spend $1 trillion on infrastructure, which tends to be extremely popular regardless of politics. But the Minnesota-North Dakota fight over the Red River diversion project shows there are potholes.
First food truck lane opens in north Minneapolis
West Broadway Avenue will be home to the area's first food truck lane, which kicked off Thursday.
Past job raised red flags about Rochester Art Center's ex-chief
After Megan Johnston's brief stint running the publicly-subsidized Rochester Art Center, most of the staff had turned over and budget related layoffs ensued. These problems were foreshadowed in her prior job running a Georgia museum.
Yanez attorneys want to bring up Philando Castile's driving record
In a Thursday filing, attorneys for officer Jeronimo Yanez also said they want the court to hear about Castile's marijuana use, and allow Yanez to reenact parts of what happened the night he killed Castile.
Man guilty of attempted murder in shooting of Somali men in Mpls.
Anthony Sawina, who is white, had argued he acted in self-defense and was not motivated to shoot out of racial or religious bias. A jury found him guilty of attempted premeditated murder.
Art Hounds: The Hounds have three arts events for your weekend
This week on Art Hounds: "A Year with Frog and Toad" returns to the Children's Theatre, a premiere of new music in Mankato, and "Q Stage."
Paulsen joins Democrats' call for independent Russia probe after Comey firing
Breaking with most of his party, Republican Rep. Erik Paulsen on Wednesday called for an independent investigation into President Trump's abrupt firing of former FBI Director James Comey.
Wayzata students get to question Trump court nominee Stras
David Stras, President Donald Trump's nominee to the 8th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals, fielded student questions Tuesday following a Minnesota Supreme Court event at the school.
St. Paul teacher injured in lunchroom brawl mourns career
A St. Paul teacher seriously hurt when a student attacked him is still having difficulties in his daily life. John Ekblad says the district is responsible.