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830 News on the Go
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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A court blocks President Trump’s tariffs, Minneapolis dealing with copper thefts, an update on northern Minnesota wildfires, what’s next for the Timberwolves 29.05.2025 5:26
Here comes the Thursday "830 On The Go" including these stories: Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announcing this morning that a federal court has blocked most of President Trump's tariffs with support from Sen. Amy Klobuchar. Minneapolis dealing with more copper wire thefts from streetlights. An update on the wildfires burning in northeastern Minnesota. An overnight homicide in St. Paul....
More maneuvering in St. Paul as lawmakers and the Governor try to get a budget done, rebuilding Lake Street five years after George Floyd, do or die tonight for the Timberwolves 28.05.2025 7:19
It's an all-local newscast to get you caught up! This is what is on Wednesday's "830 On The Go"! Minnesota’s state budget as lawmakers and the Governor continue to try to get it to the finish line with some key deadlines looming. It's been five years since Lake Street and other areas of the Twin Cities suffered widespread damage after George Floyd's murder. Some strong local reaction to Health and...
Minnesota lawmakers are wondering when they'll be called back to St. Paul, Dr. Michael Osterholm responds to RFK JR's statement on COVID-19 vaccines, and it's do or die coming up for the Minnesota Timberwolves 27.05.2025 7:14
Mark Freie hosts the 830 On the Go for Tuesday, May 27, 2025.
Pools-beaches are preparing to open across Minneapolis, Ft. Snelling Cemetery will be adorned with American flags this weekend, Sunday marks five years since George Floyd was killed 23.05.2025 6:25
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has all of Friday's news with the "830 On The Go!"
Turkish grad student released from custody, City of Anoka broke ground on new cannabis dispensary, St. Paul is renaming a pair of sacred Dakota sites 22.05.2025 6:39
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Stories include: A Turkish U of M grad student will be released from custody today. The city of Anoka broke ground on the site of it's new cannabis dispensary. The City of St. Paul is renaming a pair of sacred Dakota sites. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is blasting the Trump administration for axing the MPD's federal reform deal. Minneapolis M...
No more federal consent decree for Minneapolis, a tough night for the Wolves, a tough earnings report from Target 21.05.2025 6:24
All our local news for Wednesday! It's the "830 On The Go" including: The Federal Government moves to dismiss a police reform agreement between Minneapolis and the Department of Justice. Minneapolis city leaders reacted to the news from the Justice Department saying it’s full steam ahead anyway. Minneapolis and St. Paul both score high in national city park rankings - but they slip slightly. Not a...
High School Softball Players are suing Minnesota over transgender athlete policy, trial set to begin for a man charged in the deaths of five Somali women, Timberwolves and Thunder Tuesday night 20.05.2025 6:45
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Stories include: A group of High School Softball Players are suing Minnesota Over a Transgender Athlete Policy. A trial is set to begin for a man charged in the deaths of five young Somali women. The Timberwolves are headed for the western conference finals. Members of the Minnesota legislature are on stand-by after adjourning yesterday without coming to...
Minnesota state lawmakers are scrambling to get work done on the final day of the session, an update on the massive Minnesota wildfires, and MPD police chief Brian O'Hara talks a potential pardon for Derek Chauvin 19.05.2025 6:18
Mark Freie hosts the 830 On The Go for Monday, May 19th, 2025. - It's the final day of the legislative session in St. Paul. - A state of emergency has been declared in St Louis County as the wildfires continue to burn. - Minneapolis police chief Brian O'Hara's shooting down rumors that President Donald Trump may pardon former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin. - Charges have been dismissed...
Police in St. Anthony are investigating the shooting of 3-year old, expert witness for Derek Chauvin's defense is under fire, faith leaders are coming out against the state's latest budget deal 16.05.2025 6:33
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Stories include: Police in St. Anthony are investigating the shooting of a three year old overnight. An expert witness for Derek Chauvin's defense is under fire. Local faith leaders are coming out against the state's latest budget deal. Minnesota's U-S Senators joined Governor Walz in Two Harbors for a briefing on the wildfires that has ravaged thousands...
A scary moment during today's Twins win, A clash at the Capitol over MinnesotaCare for undocumented immigrants, One of the state's oldest prisons is set to close. 15.05.2025 6:26
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Stories include: A scary moment during today's Twins win A clash at the Capitol over MinnesotaCare for undocumented immigrants One of the state's oldest prisons is set to close Legislative Leaders have announced a tentative budget agreement Members of the People of Color and Indigenous Caucus coming out hard against the measure to stop providing care for...
Federal grand jury has indicted a Wisconsin Judge, Minneapolis Police are investigating a second homicide in just two days, Minnesota Vikings are headed abroad 14.05.2025 6:10
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 On The Go! Stories include: A federal grand jury has indicted a Wisconsin Judge. Minneapolis Police are investigating a second homicide in just two days. The Minnesota Vikings are headed abroad. Crews battling a trio of wildfires in northeast Minnesota are looking to get an assist from mother nature with rain in the forecast. The community is coming together in a b...
Minneapolis parks imposing new rules about smoking cannabis, Minnetonka's UnitedHealthcare CEO is stepping down, huge concert announcement for the Twin Cities 13.05.2025 6:42
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 On The Go! Stories include: The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is imposing new rules about smoking. Minnetonka based UnitedHealth Group's CEO is stepping down. A huge concert announcement for the Twin Cities. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz briefs reporters about three massive wildfires still burring in Northern Minnesota. Meanwhile, the Governor is also working...
Wildfires are burning in Minnesota, the son of Governor Tim Walz talks to CBS News, and the Minnesota State Patrol shows off its new helicopter 12.05.2025 6:17
Mark Freie anchors the 830 on the Go for Monday, May 12, 2025. Dry weather is causing dangerous fire conditions across Minnesota with fires already burning in some areas. The Minnesota State Patrol showed off its new helicopter on Monday at the State Capitol. Minnesota State lawmakers have just one week of work left. Governor Tim Walz's son, Gus, talked to CBS about what last year was like on the...
Gov. Walz is budgeting while at the Minnesota fishing opener and it’s a huge weekend for the state’s outdoorsmen - and women - the Wolves win Game 2 and playoff basketball is good for business 09.05.2025 9:25
Here's the end of the week news catch-up you need! It's the 830 On The Go: Governor Walz and legislative leaders will still have budget work to do at the fishing opener. Sales of Minnesota fishing licenses are up - and numbers stack up nationally too. And it’s a good news - bad news situation if you’re hoping to land the big walleye. Stuffy? Watery eyes? Allergy season is kicking hard. A very popu...
Plenty of local reaction to the new - American - pope, Minneapolis with an update on investigating last week's deadly shootings, Wolves set for Game 2 Thursday night 08.05.2025 7:48
Here's the "830 On The Go" for Thursday: Twin Cities Archbishop Bernard Hebda reacts to the new - American - Pope. Reaction to the new pope is tinged with excitement for Twin Cities Catholics. Ramsey County touts new numbers when it comes to sexual assault charges. An update on some Minneapolis homicide arrests following last week’s shootings. A new bill aims to help train more service dogs. Gathe...
Guilty plea in Park Tavern drunk driving deaths, Rochester schools dealing with federal funding cuts, Wolves are licking their wounds after Game 1 07.05.2025 8:57
Here is the "830 On The Go" for Wednesday, including these stories: Steven Bailey pleads guilty after drunk driving crash at Park Tavern kills two, injures 12. Minnesota lawmakers in both the House and Senate have passed bills that will increase punishments for people who have multiple DWI’s. Real ID goes into effect - sort of - on Wednesday. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey lays out his vision for th...
State Trooper appears in federal court today in Minneapolis, a new candidate in the race for Minnesota's 2nd Congressional District, prospective marijuana farmers find out next month if they'll get a license 06.05.2025 6:12
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Stories include : A Minnesota State Trooper appears in federal court today in Minneapolis. There's a new candidate in the race for Minnesota's second congressional district. Prospective marijuana farmers find out next month if they'll get a licence. A 14 year old boy is dead after being shot downtown last night in Minneapolis. Former U.S Attorney Andrew...
A shooting in Robbinsdale has left a young woman in grave condition, Today marks a major deadline for student loan borrowers, Saint Paul’s historic west side is alive with the annual Cinco de Mayo festival 05.05.2025 6:42
WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Stories include: A shooting in Robbinsdale has left a young woman in grave condition A major deadline for student loan borrowers Saint Paul’s historic west side is alive with the annual Cinco de Mayo festival The man accused of fatally shooting four people and injuring another in Minneapolis, made his first court appearance. The U-S Justice Departm...
A Minnesota State Trooper is facing federal charges, A major drug bust in Winona, More postseason disappointment for the Wild 02.05.2025 6:13
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! A Minnesota State Trooper is facing federal charges. A major drug bust in Winona. More postseason disappointment for the Wild. A court appearance is scheduled on Monday for a 34 year old suspect facing several murder charges following his arrest yesterday. A Minnesota State Trooper is facing federal charges involving child pornography. We've learned that...
A man is in custody after allegedly firing shots at another person near Metro State, It's been a May Day week of action for thousands of Minnesota union workers, The Timberwolves are moving on 01.05.2025 6:30
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Stories include: A man is in custody after allegedly firing shots at another person near Metro State. It's been a May Day week of action for thousands of Minnesota union workers. The Timberwolves are moving on. A woman is dead following an early morning house fire in Woodbury. Minneapolis police chief Brian O'Hara calling it an outrageous outbreak of vio...
A triple homicide in Minneapolis, a St. Paul toy store joins lawsuit against Trump, Republican from Lakeville will run for Minnesota's 2nd District Congressional seat 30.04.2025 4:55
WCCO's Susie Jones has all our local news today, including: Minneapolis Police believe victims in a deadly overnight shooting in south Minneapolis were likely targeted. A Minneapolis 19-year old will be sentenced to more than 18 years under terms of a plea agreement in a 2023 mass shooting. Lakeville Republican Matt Little announcing he is jumping into the race for Minnesota's 2nd District Congres...
Hennepin County's new race-conscious approach to plea bargains could face constitutional challenges, Brooklyn Park officials are trying to lower the number of sex offenders, Rep. Angie Craig announces her run for Senate 29.04.2025 6:36
WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Hennepin County's new race-conscious approach to plea bargains could face constitutional challenges. Brooklyn Park officials are trying to lower the number of sex offenders living within city limits. At least one person is dead following a crash this morning that shut down southbound I-35W near Mounds View. Minnesota Second District Rep. Angie Crai...
Minneapolis Police are looking for suspects in the city's latest homicide, Timberwolves have pushed the Los Angeles Lakers to the verge of elimination, A case involving a Twins Cities -area school district is in front of the U.S. Supreme Court today 28.04.2025 6:24
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Minneapolis Police are looking for suspects in the city's latest homicide. Timberwolves have pushed the Los Angeles Lakers to the verge of elimination. A case involving a Twins Cities -area school district is in front of the U.S. Supreme Court today. The National Weather Service is expected to extend a tornado watch to include the Twin Cities metro. We c...
Allergy season has arrived in Minnesota, Second degree manslaughter charges are filed against a Winona mother in a 13-year old cold case, Luigi Mangione is set to appear in federal court in New York 25.04.2025 6:01
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Allergy season has arrived in Minnesota. Second degree manslaughter charges are filed against a Winona mother. Luigi Mangione is set to appear in federal court in New York today. Former Vikings running back Adrian Peterson has been arrested for DWI. The Vikings shored up their offensive line last night in the first round of the NFL Draft. It was another...
Hundreds gathered at the Capitol for Latino Affairs Day, Emergency crews rescue a man from a sinkhole in Minneapolis, Charges have now been filed against the man who prompted a lock down at an Edina hospital. 24.04.2025 6:59
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Hundreds gathered at the Capitol for Latino Affairs Day Emergency crews rescue a man from a sinkhole in Minneapolis Charges have now been filed against the man who prompted a lock down at an Edina hospital 2nd degree manslaughter charges are filed against a Winona mother in a 13-year old cold case A 65-year old Independence man is now charged in connecti...
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