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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.

Appetites | Climate Cast

Water rising again in White Bear Lake, but will it stay?
Water levels in the northeast Twin Cities lake seem to be on the upswing. Some locals, though, still want state lawmakers' support for a new water supply system.
Art Hounds: Woody Guthrie and the funniest people
This week Art Hounds lead us to a five-hour dance performance, the funniest stand-up comedy and an exploration of the life and music of Woody Guthrie.
Alleged risk to BWCA roils PolyMet mine proposal
A panel representing tribes has suggested that polluted water from the mine could flow toward the protected wilderness, instead of away from it.
On new Duluth bus, next stop is the grocery store
The weekly service is part of a nationwide trend toward bringing healthy food options into areas without stores of their own.
Appetites: Sampling Minnesota wines at the State Fair
Fried food and cold beer is a classic State Fair combo. But the Minnesota Wine Country booth is there to let fairgoers know that the state makes some good wines too.
Faces of the Fair: Blue Barn
The 1,800-square-foot, two-story, big blue barn is a 24/7 operation for the 12 days of the fair. When the employees aren't making food and serving customers, they're taking deliveries and prepping for the next day's customers.
Many Minnesota schools show progress closing achievement gap
Nearly two-thirds of Minnesota schools are on track to lower achievement gaps in reading and math 50 percent by 2017, the Minnesota Department of Education said Tuesday as it released new data.
Hallberg's Picture of Health: How much water should you drink?
Many of us have heard the recommendation to drink eight glasses of water a day, but a recent New York Times article says that's simply not true.
To artist, towering subject matter drives Dylan mural
At work on a five-story painting, the renowned Brazilian artist Eduardo Kobra says Bob Dylan is a "very respected" figure in his country.
Bees feel the squeeze as cropland consumes habitat
North Dakota and Minnesota researchers studying Midwest bee health and land use say a shifting agricultural landscape is making it harder for bees to find enough food.