830 News on the Go

Mark Freie hosts the 830 on the Go for Tuesday, March 11. Today's episode covers a special Minnesota House election, a troubling trend in Hennepin County, and more.

Mark Freie anchors the 830 On The Go to start the week. Hear about the funeral for a retired Saint Paul police officer, Minnesota Vikings quarterback news, a massive Asian food festival coming to the Twin Cities, and more!

WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go ! Calls for President Trump to pardon ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin continue. A look back on this year's flu season. New information on a diverted Sun Country Airlines flight from Minneapolis to Mexico. With the cost of housing becoming more of a burden for everyday Minnesotans state lawmakers say they are reaching across the aisle to...

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Just one day after the biggest snowstorm of the season Spring Break fever is taking hold. The Minnesota State Boys High School Hockey Tournament is back. Nearly 500 state union employees gathered at the State Capitol today. Tensions growing in St Paul after the latest budget forecast showed the the surplus for the next two-year budget has by dropped 160...

Here is Wednesday's weather-heavy "830 On The Go"! Winter weather! We have snow emergencies, the national guard deployed and more. The latest on the storm. The Minnesota State Patrol says “slow down!” after six squad cars are hit by people driving too fast. Minneapolis fire crews have to brave the weather to battle a fire. WCCO-TV Chief Meteorologist Chris Shaffer on how long the snow sticks aroun...

WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Hundreds of people voicing their frustration, and anger at President Trump at the state capitol. Major snow could be on the way to the Twin Cities. Members of the 1980 Miracle on Ice team are attending President Trump's joint address to Congress tonight. Tough talk today from Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.... in reaction to President Donald Trump's t...

WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the 830 On the Go! Minnesota Governor Tim Walz says he's open to running for President in 2028. Richfield police say one person is dead after being hit by a suspected drunk driver. Another threat to Minnesota farmers' livelihoods is looming. As House lawmakers clash over a new bill that would keep transgender kids out of girl's sports, activists both for and against...

Here is the "830 On The Go" for Friday! Minneapolis police department reporting early success in its plan to prevent homeless encampments. The cancellation of a Black History Month assembly at Red Wing High school spurred a walkout. St. Paul Police have now charged a man in their first homicide of the year. The Justice Department announced that the University of Minnesota will be under investigati...

WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Minneapolis City Council has voted to override Mayor Jacob Frey’s veto on George Floyd Square plans. A former Twin Cities area school employee is behind bars facing child porn charges A warning from U.S Attorney General Pam Bondi to Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison. The largest federal worker union in the U.S. is going to bat for Midwest em...

Time for the WCCO "On the Go" for Wednesday: Back and forth between the U.S. Attorney General and the Minnesota Attorney General. Governor Walz will not be running for U.S. Senate but still exploring a third term as governor. A fire in St. Louis Park where a man was found dead is under investigation. Part three of WCCO’s Mark Freie’s series on racial covenants. State Republican lawmakers reach out...

WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! A defendant in an upcoming Feeding Our Future fraud trial has been ordered jailed. The first Black man has been sworn in to sit on a county board in the state. State lawmakers consider creating two new state songs. Some community activists are calling for the termination of two Hennepin County deputies after video surfaced showing them punching a m...

WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Minnesota's domestic violence nonprofit's are asking for answers amid a funding freeze. Warmer weather hasn't put a stop to this years widespread flu season. The Saint Paul Saints are once again taking name suggestions for their beloved mascot. A Burnsville man is facing charges of domestic abuse by strangulation after a stand off with police on Su...

WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! A woman who pleaded guilty to bribing a juror during a feeding our future trial is headed back to court. The new Metro Transit Gold Rapid Bus Line is set to open next month. The road to Opening Day for the Minnesota Twins begins tomorrow. The man accused and arrested in the shooting death of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson returned to court to...

WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! A special award for a Minnesota man on the Delta jet that crashed and flipped in Toronto. The National Weather Service is releasing it's first spring flood outlook for Minnesota. A new ruling from a federal judge in the Feeding our Future trial. St Paul fire investigators are looking into the cause of yet another fatal garage fire overnight--this t...

WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! County Commissioners from across the state are sounding the alarm as lawmakers work on a budget. City leaders are celebrating some milestones for Minneapolis. A bill involving electronic pull-tabs is back before lawmakers. A Maple Plain man who was on that Delta flight that crash-landed in Toronto on Monday is sharing about his experience. A new ce...

WCCO's Mark Freie brings you Tuesday's "830 On The Go" including: The brutally cold weather continued against Tuesday with schools closed across the state including in the Twin Cities metro. There are a number of things you can do to keep yourself safe while out driving on Minnesota roads in the extreme cold. More sanctions against a Minnesota State Senator. A proposed state constitutional amendme...

WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Efforts to bring sports betting to Minnesota hit a snag again. The March for Missing and Murdered Indigenous relatives got underway today. Snow is on the way making for a white Valentines Day. A day after U.S. Senator Tina Smith said she won’t run for re-election, two prominent Democrats weigh in on possibly running for that seat next year. Love is...

It's the "830 On The Go" for Thursday! Minnesota U.S. Senator Tina Smith will not run for re-election in 2026. Potential candidates for Tina Smith's U-S Senate seat have been quick to surface. A Minneapolis City Council proposal to transfer the city's violence interrupter program to Hennepin County postponed. Robbinsdale Police looking for at least one person wanted in connection with a car chase....

Here is the Wednesday "830 On the Go" including: Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara defends key witness in Derek Chauvin’s murder trial. The Minneapolis City Council may audit an MPD investigation into a suspicious death. Local Rabbi reacts to the new Trump administration policy allowing immigration raids in religious institutions. Tribal nations will soon be able to operate cannabis dispensari...

Minnesota House Republicans are asking the United States Department of Justice to investigate fraud in Minnesota. Fraud was top of mind Tuesday afternoon during a Minnesota Senate committee hearing for a bill that looks create a new, independent Office of Inspector General. Three juvenile boys are now charged following a violent daytime carjacking last Friday in northeast Minneapolis. Workers at t...

Here is the "830 On The Go" for Monday! Senate DFL lays out session priorities The new Minnesota House Fraud Prevention Committee met for the first time today. Governor Tim Walz on divided government and if a special session will be needed with their late start. A fatal fire in St. Paul. Another Feeding our Future fraud trial gets underway. The arrest of six juveniles in a violent Minneapolis carj...

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has signed an executive order to move the Commerce Department's fraud investigators to the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. Minnesota U-S Senator Amy Klobuchar sounds the alarm about potential tariffs. Sentencing for a 19-year-old Minneapolis woman following a deadly car crash. Minneapolis police are looking into a pair of separate shootings that resulted in two deaths....

Here is the "On the Go" for Thursday: The Minnesota House gets a deal done between Democrats and Republicans plus reaction on what happens next. A Maple Grove Police Officer injured after a semitruck hits a median. The musical director of the Chanhassen Dinner Theaters dies suddenly. The widow of a man who was run over by a dump truck at a St. Paul construction site receives an $8.5 million settle...

WCCO's Laura Oakes has Wednesday's "830 On The Go" including: There are a couple of chances for snow here in the metro with a little Wednesday night, but a much bigger system potentially on the way for Saturday. Meteorologist Chris Shaffer with the latest. 50 protests in 50 states today against the Trump Administration including here in the Twin Cities. President Donald Trump's suggestion that the...

Minnesota Republican leaders have announced recall petitions for every House DFL member as a weeks-long boycott continues at the state capitol. Governor Tim Walz comments on GOP recall efforts. A standoff ends Tuesday morning in St. Paul. Hennepin County authorities are looking for someone who escaped custody on Sunday. The Minnesota Twins unveil plans for the 2025 season. Metro Transit gives a 20...