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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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New Twins manager vows to build fan trust, winning team
Paul Molitor acknowledged the challenges of turning around the squad after four dismal seasons of baseball.
Hallberg's Picture of Health: Is Minnesota ready?
This time, a conversation about Minnesota's level of Ebola preparedness, and the unprecedented nature of the disease.
U students seek 'trigger warnings' before disturbing topics taught
Rape and other violent subjects can kindle painful memories, some student leaders say. They're encouraging professors to accommodate students when class work ventures into disturbing territory.
Veteran Ole Olson on life's fragility
Retired veteran Ole Olson holds on to a piece of shrapnel to remind himself that life is fragile.
Minneapolis School Board race sees huge influx of cash
Even in big cities, local school board contests are usually low-budget affairs. That's not the case this year in Minneapolis, where nearly half a million dollars has flooded in.
In YouTube ad, Native American targets DC football team's name
A Minneapolis ad man, who's a member of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, wants to show the name is as offensive as any slur.
Col. Eric Kerska reflects as retirement nears
Col. Eric Kerska is looking at retirement from the Army National Guard as chief of staff of the 34th Infantry Division.
Schools press voters for building cash as all-day kindergartens bulge
The Legislature's funding of all-day kindergarten means more students spending the entire day in school. Some districts say they've run out of space for them.
Why is Anoka the 'Halloween Capital?'
Anoka resident and author Roxy Orcutt says it has to do with mischievous children, cows and a few upset townsfolk.