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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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Obama's immigration action divides Minn. delegation
Minnesota's congressional delegation has been drawn into the debate over President Obama's immigration action. Praised and reviled, the action could further divide Congress.
Much of the cash that sustains the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis is held by legally separate groups, making it easier to protect church assets in a bankruptcy. Here's how the money flows.
Archdiocese reports $9.1M deficit, mulls bankruptcy
The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis reiterated that it is considering filing for bankruptcy as its financial condition has become more uncertain due to the growing potential for more lawsuits by victims of clergy sexual abuse.
Art Hounds: Comedy for a cause and Arrowhead art
This week on Art Hounds, comedians stand up against sexual assault at the Amsterdam Bar, Duluth takes a deep look at its art history, and fairy tale characters are taken to court.
St. Paul turns to philosopher to rethink snow plowing
Battered by criticism over the poor state of city roads last winter, city officials in St. Paul are turning to a philosopher for help.
The legal issue involves county regulations requiring a septic system for new homes. Such a system, however, is considered a modern day convenience that goes against Amish beliefs.
St. Paul Saints stadium builders aim to make it a 'green' field
By next spring there will be ranks of photovoltaic solar panels behind the stands, waiting to power up Minnesota's newest sports complex.
Appetites: Five turkey tips every cook needs to know
The season of turkey is upon us and that means selecting the perfect turkey for the holiday feast.
New Republicans in the Minnesota House vow to set the agenda
When Republicans take control of the Minnesota House, their focus will be on transportation, lowering taxes and supporting traditional and rural values, new members say.
Minnesota Wild players and staff were recently vaccinated against mumps, after four team members were suspected to have the illness.