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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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Minnesota's changing: Here are key takeaways from new Census data
Minnesotans are getting older and more diverse, and many of us go to college. But racial disparities have only worsened since the 2008 recession, Census data show.
Standing Rock chair: Pipeline off treaty lands is OK, but climate change is the bigger issue
"If for the first time this nation can listen and hear us, they'll understand that this is about climate change," Standing Rock Tribal Chairman Dave Archambault said of the Dakota Access oil pipeline protest.
Appetites: Why a top chef is leaving his restaurants
Chef Landon Schoenefeld is a major name in the Twin Cities food world. So when said he was leaving his restaurants Nighthawks and Birdie, it was news.
Minnesotans honored on 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor attack
Richard Thill and Victor Paradis are naval veterans in their 90s, but their memories of that day are still vivid. They brought a Minnesota History Center crowd to rapt attention Wednesday.
Rep. Ellison says he'll quit House if elected DNC chair
Minnesota DFL Rep. Keith Ellison said Wednesday he'd resign his U.S. House of Representatives seat if elected Democratic National Committee Chair in February.
Ramsey County sheriff resigns to take Oxford research position
Ramsey County Sheriff Matt Bostrom is heading to the U.K. to do research to create an international community policing model.
Dozens of churches declare themselves sanctuaries for immigrants
A group of Twin Cities clergy said Tuesday that their congregations would serve as sanctuaries for immigrants during the upcoming Donald Trump administration.
'Soft Goods' turns dance spotlight backstage
A new show explores the cost to stagehands of remaining invisible to the audience.
With Dakota Access pipeline halted, what happens now?
Energy Transfer Partners says the Dakota Access pipeline is mostly complete, except for the now-blocked segment near Lake Oahe. The Army Corps of Engineers said Sunday it needs to consider alternate routes. What will that mean for the pipeline's path?