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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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Can Can Wonderland wants to putt-putt St. Paul on the map
Maybe it's a mini-golf course; maybe it's a way to bring art to the masses. Maybe it's both.
Maybe babies should have food with peanuts after all
Introducing kids to peanut-containing foods early in life can protect them from developing peanut allergies.
Western Michigan's P.J. Fleck to coach at U
Fleck guided the Broncos to a 13-1 record this season and a spot in the Cotton Bowl, where they lost to Wisconsin. His hiring comes three days after Minnesota athletic director Mark Coyle fired Tracy Claeys.
As flu cases surge in Minnesota, vaccinations stall
There's still time to get a flu shot, but federal data show that most people haven't bothered.
U football players' sexual conduct tests burdens of proof
The very public sexual assault investigations into some members of the University of Minnesota football team last month showed the clear differences between campus and criminal investigations.
Ilhan Omar sworn in as first Somali state lawmaker
Ilhan Omar was been sworn in as the first Somali state lawmaker in the United States on Tuesday. On her first day, she chatted with All Things Considered host Tom Crann.
Art Hounds: Capitol vs. Capital
This week on Art Hounds: The newly refurbished state Capitol reopens to the public, and artist Sean Smuda presents "Universal Capital."
Attorneys spar over video evidence in 4th Precinct shooting case
Lawyers for Allen "Lance" Scarsella, the man accused of shooting five people protesting the fatal police shooting of Jamar Clark, argued that prosecutors shouldn't be allowed to use a video of Scarsella at the protest site days before the shooting as evidence.