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830 News on the Go provides a quick snapshot of the day’s top news stories in the Twin Cities and Minnesota from WCCO.
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Governor Tim Walz delivers his state of the state address tonight, A St. Peter man who may have been planning a mass casualty event is in court, Metro Transit adds to the already busy construction season in the Twin Cities 23.04.2025 6:39
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Governor Tim Walz delivers his state of the state address tonight. A St. Peter man who may have been planning a mass casualty event is in court. Metro Transit adds to the already busy construction season in the Twin Cities. Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty is addressing her controversial decision not to charge a man accused of vandalizing multiple...
A plea to the Trump administration from Minnesota brewery owners, Minneapolis police chief and Hennepin County Attorney are once again at-odds, an ethics hearing at the state capitol 22.04.2025 8:02
WCCO's Mark Freie has the Tuesday "830 On The Go" including: Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announcing a new lawsuit against the Trump Administration and US Attorney General Pam Bondi. Twin Cities brewery owners say President Donald Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum imports are having negative impacts on their businesses. A number of brewery owners joined Minnesota Congresswoman Kell...
Mourners gathered in St. Paul on Monday to honor Pope Francis, a US Supreme Court ruling regarding young gun owners in Minnesota, and remembering Prince nine years after his death 21.04.2025 6:39
Mark Freie anchors the 830 News on the Go for Monday, April 21, 2025. Mourners gathered at the Cathedral of St. Paul on Monday to honor Pope Francis who died earlier this morning. The Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus is praising a Supreme Court decision today allowing young adults to acquire carry permits. Public safety, housing and the revival of downtown topped the list of St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carte...
Fire breaks out on Renaissance Festival grounds, construction season could cause a few headaches in Minneapolis, and Minnesota's THC industry is booming as 4/20 approaches 18.04.2025 5:50
Mark Freie hosts the 830 News on the Go for Friday, April. Hear about a fire that broke out on the Renaissance Festival grounds, construction season in Minneapolis, and more!
An increase in Autism rates nationwide reflects what experts are seeing in Minnesota, Were taking a closer look at the future of the restaurant industry in the Twin Cities, Some alarming news from the DEA Minneapolis office 17.04.2025 6:12
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! An increase in Autism rates nationwide reflects what experts are seeing in Minnesota. Were taking a closer look at the future of the restaurant industry in the Twin Cities. Some alarming news from the DEA Minneapolis office. Minneapolis Police say they have made an arrest after six Tesla vehicles were keyed near downtown last month. Tuition hikes for Min...
Two candidates are now vying for an open state senate seat following a special primary election, A new lawsuit from the Trump administration in Maine triggers concerns for Minnesota, A regular season finale for the ages last night for the Minnesota Wild 16.04.2025 6:46
WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Two candidates are now vying for an open state senate seat following a special primary election. A new lawsuit from the Trump administration in Maine triggers concerns for Minnesota. A regular season finale for the ages last night for the Minnesota Wild. Two people are dead following a house fire in Jordan. Hundreds of Minneapolis parents are makin...
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz expressing concern over potential cuts to Medicaid, special primary election today to fill a vacancy in Minnesota Senate District 6, Minneapolis city leaders celebrate a transfer of land back to Dakota leaders 15.04.2025 6:14
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Minnesota Governor Tim Walz expressing concern over potential cuts to Medicaid. A special primary election today to fill a vacancy in Minnesota Senate District 6. Minneapolis city leaders celebrate a transfer of land back to Dakota leaders. A court appearance this afternoon, for the man arrested for making threats of violence"near the United Healthcare c...
Police scanner chatter in the city of Minneapolis is no longer public, Still no sign of an Anoka man last seen on Tuesday, A federal freeze on low income housing grants has halted a major local project 14.04.2025 6:01
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Police scanner chatter in the city of Minneapolis is no longer public. Still no sign of an Anoka man, last seen last Tuesday. A federal freeze on low income housing grants has halted a major local project. A suspect is in custody following an incident at UnitedHealthcare in Minnetonka. A 16 year old Sauk Rapids teenager is in the hospital after being run...
Latest on an international University of Minnesota student who was detained by ICE, an update on the legislative session, and a big weekend for vinyl enthusiasts and Joe Mauer fans. 11.04.2025 10:04
Here is the "830 On The Go" for Friday! A Senate ethics complaint against Democratic Senate President Bobby Joe Champion. A federal judge could decide as early as today whether a University of Minnesota international student detained by ICE can be released. Saturday is Record Store Day and several local stores have big plans. A wrong way crash sends a state trooper and a carload of kids to the hos...
Severe Weather Awareness week in Minnesota, Minneapolis city leaders excited over the potential of a new arena for the Timberwolves and Lynx, DFL lawmakers introduced new legislation to help Minnesota federal workers 10.04.2025 6:35
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Its Severe Weather Awareness week in Minnesota. Minneapolis city leaders are excited over the potential of a new arena for the Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx. DFL lawmakers introduced new legislation to help Minnesota federal workers who lost their jobs. After dozens of calls to police and fire over the past several months the City of St. Paul is prepar...
Calls for change at the Met Council, bikes and scooters are back in Minneapolis, statue of Hall of Famer Joe Mauer is set to be unveiled at Target Field 09.04.2025 6:15
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! New calls for change at the Metropolitan Council. Bikes and scooters are back in Minneapolis. A statue of Baseball Hall of Famer Joe Mauer is set to be unveiled this weekend. Minneapolis Health Department staff are speaking out about the effects of losing critical federal COVID-19 funds. As the trade war ratchets up, a University of St Thomas Economics p...
Deadline for REAL ID's in less than a month, chair of the Met Council under fire over SW light rail, House passes bill to cut down on students skipping school 08.04.2025 6:14
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 On The Go! We are getting closer to the deadline for getting REAL ID's in Minnesota. The chair of the Metropolitan Council is under fire over Southwest Light Rail. The Minnesota House has passed a bill that is designed to cut down on students skipping school. A University of Minnesota grad student detained last month by federal immigration agents faces new federal...
More reaction to Trump's tariffs, Hopkins-native Paige Bueckers is a national champion, and traffic headaches in the Twin Cities 07.04.2025 7:29
Mark Freie anchors the 830 On the Go to start the week. Hear about tariffs impacting more sectors of Minnesota, Hopkins star Paige Bueckers winning a national title with UConn, and a peak at how the downtown Minneapolis skyway is impacting its return.
Reaction to President Trump's tariffs, thousands expected at a rally Saturday in St. Paul, and a major award for WCCO Radio and Sheletta Brundidge 04.04.2025 8:23
Mark Freie hosts the 830 On the Go on Friday, April 4. Hear reaction to President Trump's tariffs and trouble for the stock market, a major rally scheduled for Saturday in St. Paul, and a major award for WCCO Radio and host Sheletta Brundidge.
Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar is sounding the alarm about threats to Social Security, Governor Walz talks about the detention of more Mankato State Students, The DFL-controlled Minnesota Senate's sharing details about its 2025 bonding bill target 03.04.2025 5:30
Susie Jones has the Thursday 830 on the go! Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar is sounding the alarm about threats to Social Security, Governor Walz talks about the detention of more Mankato State Students The DFL-controlled Minnesota Senate's sharing details about its 2025 bonding bill target And more!
More than 400 US Foods Teamsters in Minnesota have voted to strike, A University of Minnesota student detained by ICE is suing to be released, A federal funding freeze targets millions of dollars for reproductive healthcare in Minnesota 02.04.2025 6:13
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! More than 400 US Foods Teamsters in Minnesota have voted to strike A University of Minnesota student detained by ICE is suing to be released A Federal funding freeze targets millions of dollars for reproductive healthcare in Minnesota. Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor has agreed to complete the sale of the team to Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez and will not...
Deadly shooting in St. Paul, Minneapolis Police Chief predicts some success fighting south side crime, rain and snow on the way 01.04.2025 7:03
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! A deadly shooting in St Paul. Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara is predicting great success in the city's south side. A mix of rain and snow is on the way for the Twin Cities Metro. Ahead of Thursday's home opener, the Minnesota Twins are showing off new food and beverage that fans can enjoy. Wisconsin voters will choose who will fill a vacant state...
More on the detainment of a University of Minnesota grad student, the latest on a small plane crash in Brooklyn Park, and the Wolves fight for a win - literally 31.03.2025 6:49
Here is the "830 On The Go" for Monday! Supporters and members of the LGBTQ community holding a rally today at the State Capitol. The latest on an ICE detainment of a University of Minnesota student. A local banking executive believed to be the only person on a small plane that crashed in Brooklyn Park over the weekend. House DFL and GOP come together on a budget framework. A lot riding on a Wisco...
Two pedestrians struck and killed Friday in the Twin Cities, reaction to President Trump's tariffs, and the Saint Paul Saints open up their season Friday 28.03.2025 6:45
Mark Freie anchors the 830 on the Go for March 28th. Two pedestrians were hit and killed in separate incidents on Friday morning, hear about a Minnesota U-S State Senator sounding the alarm about President Trump's tariffs, and it's a big night for the St. Paul Saints.
Owatonna man admits to murder of a woman 50 years ago, Minneapolis is cracking down on rental algorithms, U.S. Senator Tina Smith weighs in on the recent leak of attack plans 27.03.2025 6:10
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! An Owatonna man will be sentenced today for the murder of a Minneapolis woman more than 50 years ago. Minneapolis is cracking down on rental algorithms. U.S. Senator Tina Smith weighs in on the recent leak of attack plans to The Atlantic's editor in chief. Minnesota Twins baseball returns today with the team on the road facing the St. Louis Cardinals on...
Federal cuts to MN health department could leave programs in limbo, pushback from union leaders after order to bring state workers back to the office, Twins preview facial recognition entry system 26.03.2025 6:45
WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Surprise federal cuts to the states health department could leave some programs in limbo. Pushback from union leaders over the governors order to bring state workers back to the office. The Minnesota Twins debuting a new facial recognition entry system today. Former state Senator Justin Eichorn will be allowed to stay at a half-way house as he awai...
Niko Medved is officially introduced as the next Gophers head men's basketball coach, a special election in Minnesota, and a sneak peak at renovations inside Minneapolis City Hall. 25.03.2025 7:15
Mark Freie hosts the 830 on the Go for March 25. Hear about the University of Minnesota's new head men's basketball coach, a special election in Minnesota, and more!
A head men's basketball coach at the University of Minnesota, details about last week's sting operation in Bloomington, and a garbage service debacle in St. Paul 24.03.2025 6:23
Mark Freie anchors the 830 on the Go for Monday, March 24. There's a new head men's basketball coach at the University of Minnesota, new details into the arrest of former Minnesota State Senator Justin Eichorn, and more.
President Trump responds to comments made by Governor Tim Walz, new crime data on North Minneapolis, and a popular Minnesota brewery is brewing its last beer 21.03.2025 6:01
Mark Freie hosts the 830 On the Go for Friday, March 21, 2025. Hear about President Trump responding to Governor Tim Walz's recent comments, new crime data about north Minneapolis, and a Minnesota brewery that's closing at the end of the month.
New details on the flight from MSP to Toronto that crash landed last month, The Bird Flu is making an impact on local wildlife, & St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter is weighing in on that massive $769 million dollar update to the Xcel Energy Center Complex 20.03.2025 6:51
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! New details on the flight from MSP to Toronto that crash landed last month The Bird Flu is making an impact on local wildlife St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter is weighing in on that massive $769 million dollar update to the Xcel Energy Center Complex And more!
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