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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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woman is dead after hours long standoff in Red Wing, Minneapolis residents can weigh-in on a proposed THC policy, E. coli has infected dozens of people who ate bagged organic carrots 18.11.2024 6:12
Taylor Rivera has the Wednesday 830 on the Go! A woman is dead after an hours long standoff in Red Wing. Minneapolis residents have a chance to weigh-in on a proposed policy concerning THC. An outbreak of E. coli has infected dozens of people who ate bagged organic carrots. Minneapolis police chief Brian O'Hara is crediting his department's "Late Night Safety Plan" for keeping a bad situation from...
Snow is coming to Minnesota, an updated to an investigation in Winsted, and a new electric fire truck debuts in St. Paul 15.11.2024 7:23
Minnesota state lawmakers are prepping for a new session that starts in just two months. Snow is coming to Minnesota after a weekend in the 50s. St. Paul leaders are speaking out about violence in the city. Over three dozen newly planted trees were ripped out of the ground in St. Paul. Police in Winsted say no human remains were found in the search for Jodi Huisentruit. A Wisconsin police officer...
Minneapolis passes Labor Standards Board, deadline for the Hennepin County jail comes and goes, good news for Metro Transit riders 14.11.2024 7:17
Here comes the "830 On The Go" for Thursday! The Minneapolis City Council votes in favor of creating a Labor Standards Board to oversee things like wages, benefits and worker safety in the city. A man found guilty of sexual assault. A deadline for Hennepin County to reduce the population of inmates by over 200 comes and goes. The sisters of a Mille Lacs County woman killed in a hit-and-run one yea...
Minnesota native Pete Hegseth has been picked as Secretary of Defense, new survey predicts holiday spending will be up, stepping up school bus arm enforcements 13.11.2024 6:20
Taylor Rivera has the Wednesday 830 on the Go! Minnesota native Pete Hegseth has been picked by president elect Donald Trump to serve as secretary of defense. A new holiday spending survey predicts Minnesotans will spend more this year. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety will step up its efforts to catch motorists who violate state school bus laws. One of two Minnesota deer hunters accident...
Changes in Twins leadership, new partnership hoping to cut off violence in Minneapolis, disputed arson attempt on a Mankato mosque, Hennepin County settles a lawsuit 12.11.2024 7:34
Time to get caught up! It's the "830 On The Go"! Changes at the top of the Twins with longtime President Dave St. Peter stepping aside and Derek Falvey getting the promotion. Minneapolis police and the NAACP announced a new partnership today to help resolve conflicts between neighbors. St. Paul's Medical Debt Reset Initiative is underway. Hundreds are expected to attend a "One Pill Can Kill" fenta...
An update to a deadly police shooting in St. Paul, two deer hunters are recovering after weekend shootings, and some improvements for one Twin Cities suburb 11.11.2024 7:23
Mark Freie anchors the 830 On the Go for Monday, November 11th, 2024. Stories include an update to a deadly officer involved shooting, details about a Minnesota teen who died in Wisconsin over the weekend, two deer hunters who were shot and injured, Veteran's Day in Minnesota, updates coming to Richfield, an update to the DFL and GOP situation in St. Paul, and A Closer Look with Laura Oakes.
5 people are dead following a murder-suicide in Duluth, a Minneapolis family searches for answers, and deer season gets underway in Minnesota this weekend 08.11.2024 7:36
Mark Freie anchors the 830 on the Go for Friday, November 8th. - Duluth police share details after five people died in a murder-suicide. - A Minneapolis family seeks answers one year after a tragic murder. - The Minnesota House is evenly split for the first time since 1979. - Minneapolis City Council members rally in favor of a propose Labor Standards Board. - Minnesota SRO's have a new model poli...
Guilty verdict in Kingsbury murder, Minneapolis may close incinerator, what happens when you have a tie in the House? 07.11.2024 8:31
It's the Thursday "830 On The Go" including these stories: Adam Fravel found guilty in the murder of his former girlfriend Madeline Kingsbury. That story plus plenty of reaction. Minneapolis wants to close the Hennepin Energy Recovery Center incinerator by 2027. Democrat Kelly Morrison wins in Minnesota’s only open Congressional seat in the 3rd. Immigrants worried after the re-election of Donald T...
Full Election coverage including the return of Walz to a different landscape in Minnesota and reaction to all the races 06.11.2024 9:00
The day after the Election and WCCO's "830 On The Go" has it covered: A full rundown of important races across Minnesota. Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon was pleased with how the Election ran in the state. Minnesota Republicans celebrate a win for former President Donald Trump. Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar is re-elected and calling for unity across the country. WCCO’s Susie Jones with...
Election Day is finally here, a 14-year old shoots friend in Minneapolis, voting can be a family affair 05.11.2024 7:17
Here is the Election Day "830 On The Go!" Police Chief Brian O’Hara on a shooting in North Minneapolis where a 14-year old killed a 13-year old friend. WCCO’s Al Schoch with some of the first-in-line voters in Minneapolis. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz still hot on the campaign trail Tuesday. The man accused of causing a crash that killed five women in Minneapolis last year has rejected a plea deal....
Plenty on the Election the "day before", a stabbing in St. Paul, Vikings win 04.11.2024 9:23
A very busy Monday ahead of what will be a very busy Monday with Election Day. The latest on the "830 On The Go"! Walz leaves Minnesota for final campaign push. Women may have more power in this election than any other previous election. Hennepin County officials gear up for a very busy Tuesday. CBS News Washington correspondent Major Garrett on what we know about early voting and polling the day...
DOJ will monitor some Twin Cities voting spots, early morning Amber Alert, a sheriff’s deputy in trouble for alleged drunk driving 01.11.2024 9:27
Here is Friday's "830 On The Go"! The Justice Department announces they’ll be monitoring voting locations in 27 states including in Minnesota. An early morning abduction and Amber Alert comes to an end. A Washington County sheriff’s deputy charged with drunk driving and causing a head-on crash. Minneapolis NAACP says there was a dereliction of duties in the way they handled the shooting of Davis M...
Chaos at Minneapolis City Hall, halloween snow, classic reopening in downtown Minneapolis 31.10.2024 8:54
It's WCCO's "830 On The Go" for Thursday! Some chaos around a Minneapolis City Council meeting Thursday with activists calling for significant firings. A federal civil rights lawsuit filed by Ricky Cobb II’s family is tossed. No, it’s not the 1991 Halloween blizzard but it’s definitely snowing. A watchdog group in St. Paul says the city faces serious economic issues. WCCO goes Behind the Ballot an...
Trial of Adam Fravel continues in Mankato, classes resume at Anoka Technical College after a stabbing, Minneapolis expected to deploy its first Mobile Medical Unit 30.10.2024 6:03
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday "830 On The Go"! The trial of 30 year old Adam Fravel continues in a Mankato courtroom. Classes resume at Anoka Technical College after a stabbing there yesterday. The City of Minneapolis is expected to deploy its first ever Mobile Medical Unit. A 40-year old Minneapolis man, who was shot by St Paul police, is expected to make his first court appearance today....
Man shot in St. Paul connected to Minneapolis shootings, man accused of shooting his neighbor in court, 55,000 former felons get voting rights restored 29.10.2024 9:31
It's time for Tuesday's "830 On The Go" including: The man who St Paul police shot in the Midway was actually wanted by police in Minneapolis in connection to two shootings this week. Activists in St. Paul called for the immediate release of body cam footage after a police officer-involved shooting. We're into the third week of the trial of a man who's accused of killing his ex-wife and abandoning...
A south Minneapolis man charged with shooting his neighbor is in police custody, Minneapolis City leader unveil new plans to revitalize downtown Minneapolis, & St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter is clashing with members of City Council over a ballot question on 28.10.2024 6:14
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday "830 On The Go"! A south Minneapolis man charged with shooting his neighbor is in police custody. Minneapolis City leader unveil new plans to revitalize downtown Minneapolis. St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter is clashing with members of City Council over a ballot question on childcare. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey reiterating his reasoning for why he believes homel...
Charges after Wednesday’s deadly seven-car crash, behind the ballot in the 2nd district, Vikings lose, report of livestock rustling in Bloomington 25.10.2024 9:30
Here is Friday's "830 On The Go"! Charges filed against the man who caused a deadly seven car accident Wednesday near downtown Minneapolis. A morning gas leak in Buffalo causes a delay for schools and several road closures. Local celebrity chef Justin Sutherland was arrested in St. Paul just three days after he pleaded guilty to threatening his girlfriend. Saturday is National Take Back Drug Day i...
State Patrol identifies woman killed in a multi-vehicle crash, video is out to help parents of children with autism, Roseville joins list of cities banning Styrofoam take-out 24.10.2024 6:01
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday "830 On The Go"! Murder charges filed against a man who went on a crime spree that started in Minneapolis and ended in Kandiyohi County. One person dead following a late-night mult-car pileup just south of Minneapolis. The mother of a 3 year old Minneapolis boy who accidentally shot inside their apartment earlier this week is sharing her grief. Too many autist...
Governor Walz votes in St. Paul, more on the tragic death of a 3-year old, Behind the Ballot 23.10.2024 8:43
Here is Wednesday's 830 On The Go including these stories: Walz votes in St. Paul Wednesday while taking time to blast the latest claims about former President Trump. We’re learning more about the tragic death of a 3 year old boy in Northeast Minneapolis earlier this week. Local celeb chef Justin Sutherland pleaded guilty to a felony count of threats of violence stemming from a fight with his girl...
Lynx lose but with some controversy, getting ready for the Election, a sad death in the SW metro 21.10.2024 7:39
Here is the Monday "830 On The Go"! The Lynx lose but not without controversy. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announcing today his office has shut down a pair of debt settlement companies. It’s day three of Adam Fravel's murder trial in Mankato this morning. A sad discovery in the southwest metro Monday. A Hennepin County courier has been fired after leaving ballots unattended in the par...
Lynx try to stay alive, bad news and good news for farmers, Vikings have a massive game Sunday, a pop star makes a difference in a dog’s life 18.10.2024 7:47
Here is Friday's "830 On The Go" including: The Lynx face a do-or-die Game 4 Friday night. Testimony continues in the murder trial of Adam Fravel, the man accused of killing Winona mother Madeline Kingsbury. Minnesota chicken farmers are facing some serious issues. New funds for Minnesota's up and coming farmers. A special star-studded event at the Pavek Museum Saturday night brings Frankenstein t...
A moderate to severe drought is hitting much of the state, The 15th annual Twin Cities Film Festival kicks off today, & A house fire in St. Paul has left one person in critical condition 17.10.2024 6:14
Taylor Rivera with the Thursday 830 On The Go! A moderate to severe drought is hitting much of the state. The 15th annual Twin Cities Film Festival kicks off today. A house fire in St. Paul has left one person in critical condition. The murder trial of 28 year old Adam Fravel is now underway. An overnight house fire in Saint Paul sends one person to the hospital in critical condition. Much of Minn...
Minneapolis City Council will override another veto, controversy around a substitute teacher in Woodbury, Lynx getting set to play a huge game 3 16.10.2024 7:15
Wednesday's 830 On The Go includes these stories: - A Minnesota man serving a life sentence for murder could soon see that sentence reduced. - Minneapolis City Council are promising to override the Mayor's veto of their carbon fee plan. - A Woodbury substitute teacher that reenacted the murder of George Floyd inside a classroom has been banned from the district. - MEA week means busy travel days a...
A new social media trend is exposing a dangerous use of nitrous in Minnesota, Governor Walz is set to send more help to South Carolina to help with Hurricane relief effort, & A big pumpkin and a big win for one local horticulture teacher 15.10.2024 6:01
Taylor Rivera with the 830 on the go! A new social media trend is exposing a dangerous use of nitrous in Minnesota, Governor Walz is set to send more help to South Carolina to help with Hurricane relief effort, & A big pumpkin and a big win for one local horticulture teacher. A major announcement made in Hennepin County today. A 13-year-old boy is dead after being run over at a haunted hay ride Sa...
Two St. Paul shootings, colder weather arrives, indigenous people’s day, and the Lynx return home 14.10.2024 7:35
Here is Monday's "830 On The Go" including these stories: - A pair of weekend shootings in St. Paul are still under investigation. - Minnesotans celebrate Indigenous People’s Day. - Like Hennepin County, Ramsey County is dealing with juvenile crime but it’s a different set of circumstances. - Colder weather is coming and that means the first freeze across the state. - A 13-year-old boy is dead aft...
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