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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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Despite flu vaccine confusion, experts say it still helps
The Centers for Disease Control has warned that this year's vaccine could provide less protection than usual against the H3N2 subtype of influenza A that is circulating widely. Some flu experts say that message is confusing.
Bullets to boulevards: Ex-Twin Cities ammo plant ready to develop
After years of delays and costly pollution cleanup, the former Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant site could have its first development contracts signed by next summer, officials say.
Forensic astronomer solves Monet mystery
Dr. Don Olson has helped solve hundreds of mysteries from the past using astronomy.
Congressman-elect Tom Emmer on DC orientation, what's next
Republican Tom Emmer is taking the 6th District seat of U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann, who did not run for reelection. He joined Tom Crann to reflect on his new member orientation in Washington and his priorities going forward.
In images of Somali life, photographer captures Minnesota stories
Mohamed Barre began snapping pictures of Somali life in Minnesota so his kids could see what it was like for the first refugees. He didn't expect they would become art.
A governor's task force wants the Legislature to quickly repeal a recent law that forbids child protection workers from considering previously-rejected abuse reports when deciding whether to investigate a new allegation.
Governor Dayton hopes pheasant summit will boost population
One of Minnesota's most popular game bird is having a tough go. Governor Mark Dayton is an avid pheasant hunter and convened the summit.
U makes the grade on performance goals set by Legislature
Lawmakers set the goals after a December 2012 Wall Street Journal report said the university was top-heavy with management.
A winding path through college: Some students are bound to transfer
The University of Minnesota is growing on Perissa York. But she has her eyes on a life in Florida and may transfer to the University of Tampa.