830 News on the Go

Local news, when you need it - it's the "830 On The Go" which includes: - For the first time we're hearing from the wife of Melissa and Mark Hortman's alleged killer, Vance Boelter. - Thousands expected to pay their respects to former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, as they lie in state Friday. - Lawsuit against Minneapolis from businesses around George Floyd Square...

Here is all of Wednesday's local news with the "830 On The Go" which includes: - 11-year old shot in a north Minneapolis park earlier this week is identified. - A 3-year old is recovering after being struck by a car in a St. Paul street. - Get ready for some major weekend road construction sure to snarl Twin Cities’ traffic. - A federal judge orders the Trump administration to release electric veh...

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go! Stories Include: Governor Tim Walz is in Beltrami County today. Minnesota Timberwolves announcing some changes in the front office. Community leaders are coming together in the aftermath of the tragic shooting of an 11 year old boy. A private funeral is scheduled this Saturday to remember the life of Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark Police in...

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 On The Go! Stories include: There's now a ten-thousand dollar reward to find a Minneapolis teenager. Bloomington Police are investigating a weekend homicide. A fresh new post-game concert is coming to Target Field this August. Thousands of nurses across the Twin Cities and Duluth are voting today to determine whether or not they will go on strike. Thousands remain...

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Friday 830 On The Go! Stories include: Twin Cities Clergy Unite Against Political Violence. Athletes Prepare to Face the Heat at The Minnesota Special Olympics. The annual Back to the 50’s Car Show back at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds. Governor Tim Walz yesterday revealed the wife of State Senator John Hoffman was going to be released from the hospital. Detectives a...

WCCO's Susie Jones has the Thursday 830 On the Go! Today's stories include: The University of Minnesota approving the largest tuition hike in a decade. One person is dead after a four vehicle crash last night in Monticello South Minneapolis' Soul of the South Side Juneteenth festival is back

WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the Wednesday 830 on the go! Stories include: A candle light vigil is scheduled tonight for the Hortman family on the steps of the State Capitol. Minnesota LGBTQ activists are speaking out in the wake of a landmark decision by the US Supreme Court. A state spending boost looks to have an impact on Minnesota jails. Brooklyn Park police are telling us that someone brok...

Mark Freie anchors the 830 News on the Go for Tuesday, June 17, 2025 featuring more reaction to this weekend's deadly shooting of Minnesota State Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark. The shooting also injured State Senator John Hoffman and his wife, Yvette.

Mark Freie hosts the 830 News on the Go for Friday, June 13, 2025.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 On The Go! Stories Include: The first ever State Boys Volleyball Tournament is getting under way this week. A crossbow-wielding suspect from Hanover is at large after a standoff with deputies. Minneapolis city officials are celebrating after making headway with police recruitment. The Minnesota BCA is on the scene of an officer involved shooting that left one man i...

Here is the "830 On The Go" for Wednesday! - Two men charged federally for illegally possessing guns after a pair of shootings at graduation ceremonies. - Environmental advocates are cheering the latest efforts to block boundary waters mining permissions. - The new state budget raises taxes on marijuana and businesses aren’t happy about it. - Two dead after an officer-involved incident in Albert L...

WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the 830 On The Go! Stories include: The mother of a missing teen from Colombia Heights is speaking out. Two young men have now been charged in the drive-by shooting outside Burnsville High School. The Minnesota DNR is getting some more help from man's best friend. A developing story out of Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey's office. After a 21 hour marathon legislative se...

Your Friday catch-up here with the "830 On The Go", which includes: - Legislators find agreement on a state budget, Governor Tim Walz calls a special session for Monday. - Derrick Thompson guilty on all charges in crash that killed five Somali women. - An overnight shooting at an apartment in Crystal. - An update on the search for Manny Collins, a 16-year old Columbia Heights boy who’s gone missin...

Here comes the Thursday "830 On The Go" including: - The jury in the Derrick Thompson trial begins deliberations on charges he killed five young Somali women after speeding through a red light. - State Office of Cannabis Management holding the first ever lottery for recreational cannabis licenses. - Minnesota Senator Tina Smith is raising concerns over President Trump’s "Big Beautiful Bill” and it...

Your news fix awaits - it's the "830 On The Go" including: - Sheriff Dawanna Witt and Police Chief Brian O’Hara react to actions by the federal government - and Minneapolis City Council - after a raid at a south Minneapolis business Tuesday. - Minnesota legislative leaders are working to avoid anymore layoff notices with no budget deal yet - Most of Minnesota is getting a reprieve from wildfires i...

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Stories include: Twin Cities Pride is back after some major funding shifts. More dramatic and emotional testimony in the trial of Derrick Thompson. Minneapolis police are still piecing together evidence following Sunday night's shooting. A chaotic scene in South Minneapolis earlier today. The Minnesota BCA is investigating after an officer-involved shoot...

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 On The Go! Stories include: Union doctors in the Twin Cities are planning to picket. It's another day of air quality issues across the state. State agencies are preparing for of layoffs amid budget deadlock at the Capitol. Minneapolis police are investigating an overnight shooting that left at least one person dead and several injured at Boom Island Park. Governor...

It's the news you need on Friday with the "830 On The Go" which includes: Some local and national reaction to a new list from the Trump Administration on Sanctuary jurisdictions which calls out several Minnesota counties. A major road closure after a semi crash in the Lowry Hill Tunnel. Another closure for the weekend for road construction on 494. Some northern Minnesota wildfires are mostly under...

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....

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...

Mark Freie hosts the 830 On the Go for Tuesday, May 27, 2025.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has all of Friday's news with the "830 On The Go!"

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...

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...