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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

Questions linger as MN nears end to gas pump, online lottery sales
Lawmakers ordered an end to the pump, ATM and online games. Lottery officials are trying to manage the fallout with vendors. It's still unclear how much the breakup will cost.
Minneapolis nonprofit focuses on food to train, heal
Appetite For Change provides training and jobs in the food business for young people from a violence-prone neighborhood.
Dayton creates new environmental citizen board
It revives a semblance of a citizen input panel after the Legislature abolished a board with more-defined powers.
Feds indict Mpls. gang members on revenge, drug charges
Federal authorities allege seven members of two allied south Minneapolis gangs conspired to sell drugs and commit violence against their rivals as part of a gang war.
Forager finds a walk in the woods yields tasty treats
Expert forager Margaret Kwong Taylor found some beautiful, edible gems on a recent walk in the woods on public land in a northern suburb. Come along.
An eclectic array of local and out-of-state bands will begin playing at 9 a.m. and go through 9 p.m.
174 productions. 15 stages. The 22nd annual Minnesota Fringe Festival got underway last night.
Study finds bug diversity cuts down on crop pests
Researchers found that corn pests are less of a problem when there's a diverse population of bugs.