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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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It's an opioid overdose death. But is it a murder?
Some Minnesota prosecutors are charging people who provide drugs with murder. But others claim they are going too far.
Democrats ready speeches on gun violence, police shootings
Several Minnesota convention delegates say they're pleased the party on Tuesday night will put a spotlight on the issues of gun violence, race and police use of deadly force.
In a Minnesota classroom, teens talk through summer of pain
Processing the spate of recent violence can be especially hard for young people. But in one Minnesota summer school program, teachers and students are taking on the headlines and the big issues behind them.
Minneapolis opens new park in heart of downtown
The 4.2-acre green space is one of the final pieces of a nearly $2 billion redevelopment project that has transformed the east side of downtown.
2 campers dead in Boundary Waters storms; thousands without power
A woman and a boy in a Boy Scouts group died on the Canadian side of Basswood Lake during overnight storms that ripped across northern Minnesota. People across northeastern Minnesota spent the day cleaning up and assessing damage.
Children lead peace march in Minneapolis
The young demonstrators, sweating in the day's heat, carried colorful signs that read Black Minds Matter, Equal Rights For All and Vote for My Future. Many of them wore red tape in the form of an X on the backs of their small shirts, so passing drivers could more easily see them.
Some Minnesota Republicans see Pence as unifying force
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence's Wednesday night speech at the Republican National Convention offers a chance to solidify votes for Donald Trump among conservatives and evangelicals. Some Minnesota Republicans are energized by the choice.