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A state trooper who shot and killed a Black man during a traffic stop last summer could soon be back on the job. Minneapolis city leaders are celebrating the city’s 100th electric public works vehicle. The Uptown Art Fair is taking place this weekend, but it will be held in a different location. Charges are expected to be filed against a 32-year old man arrested yesterday in the death of another m...

It's been quite the afternoon at the Olympics for some of our Minnesota athletes. Minneapolis Park workers will vote on new contract tonight. New penalties for the straw purchasing of guns are going into effect today. The Minneapolis Fire Department is sounding the all clear at the site of an acid spill at a metal company. Saint Paul Police investigating the city's latest murder.  A Twin Cities vo...

Mark Freie has the 830 On the Go for Tuesday, July 30th, 2024 Suni Lee is celebrating with her teammates after winning gold in the women's gymnastics team final. Some colorful words from Minnesota Governor Tim Walz about former president Donald Trump. Local Planned Parenthood leaders are reacting to a new abortion ban in Iowa. A Minnesota Tribal Nation has joined in a lawsuit against social media...

Minneapolis police chief Brian O'Hara addressing a number violent incidents that occurred over the weekend. Police in Robbinsdale are investigating crash, involving an SUV and a freight train. The family of Jack Farrell says Jack died Saturday after he went swimming. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz explaining why he thinks former President Donald Trump is weird. A major bridge project begins today in...

It's the Thursday 830 On The Go, including these stories: Minnesota and eight other states are at the center of a controversial "misinformation campaign". Robo-pets are helping Minnesota's seniors. 24 people were cited outside Senator Amy Klobuchar's downtown Minneapolis office. Striking Minneapolis park workers took their demonstration to a Minneapolis Park Board meeting. The St. Paul Fire Depart...

Here's the 830 On The Go for Wednesday!  A big house fire overnight in Uptown. An increased law enforcement presence around the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus today The 2024 Minneapolis Aquatennial kicks off tonight  A 23-year-old Shakopee man pleaded guilty yesterday in federal court to his role in the Feeding Our Future jury bribery scheme. Salt Lake City will once again be an Olympi...

Mark Freie anchors the On the Go for Tuesday, July 23rd, 2024. Governor Tim Walz talks Kamala Harris, and the possibility of him service as Vice President An ethics complaint filed against Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty Minnesota's receiving a $200 million grant from the EPA Metro Transit is expanding service starting in August It's Black Business Week in Minneapolis

It's the 830 on the Go for Monday, July 22nd: Minnesota Congressman Dean Phillips talks to WCCO Radio's Chad Hartman about Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential chances. Delta Airlines issues are causing problems for airports at MSP. Two Blaine daycare providers face several child abuse charges. The Minnesota Vikings will pay tribute to rookie cornerback Khyree Jackson. The city of Minneapoli...

Here is the WCCO 830 On the Go for Thursday:  Minneapolis City Council approves the new police union contract and city leaders are celebrating an historic new deal.  At least five people were injured in a car crash in Wadena County. WCCO’s Susie Jones reports from the Republican National Convention where former President Donald Trump will speak tonight. A shooting on Nicollet Mall puts four in the...

Here is the Wednesday 830 On The Go including these stories:  An Xcel Energy truck crashes into a Northeast Minneapolis building Wednesday.  The City Council will vote Thursday on a new contract for the Minneapolis Police Union.  WCCO’s Susie Jones reports from Milwaukee where Rep. Tom Emmer was a featured speaker at the Republican Convention. Community and Police concerned after a mass shooting n...

Here's the 830 on the Go for Tuesday, July 16, 2024: A late night shooting left one person dead, five others injured in Minneapolis. WCCO Radio's Susie Jones reports from day two of the RNC. Several Minnesota officers are in Milwaukee, helping with RNC security. A new reward offered up after a cat was allegedly thrown 12 stories from a Minneapolis apartment. The Minnesota Yacht Club music festival...

Here's the 830 on the Go for Monday, July 15th, 2024 - WCCO Radio's Susie Jones is in Milwaukee for the RNC this week and checks-in with enhanced security measures. A former Secret Service member dishes on what he saw unfold during Saturday's attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. Rain and wind knocked out power across the Twin Cities and is even having an impact at the National...

It's a chock-full Friday 830 On The Go! Stories include: Vigil Friday for a 17-year old that drowned in a quarry near St. Cloud. The Lynx welcome a big name Sunday as Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever come to Target Center. Some major financial success for hotels in Minneapolis so far this summer. COVID has ticked up nationally, but it hasn’t happened in Minnesota. Some warm and humid weather co...

WCCO's 830 On The Go takes you through these stories Thursday: The strike involving Minneapolis parks employees continues.. Governor Tim Walz still backing Biden's run for the white house for now The state fair is looking to fill 3,000 vacant positions  U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is making a campaign stop in Minnesota  Investigators say the drowning of a Twin Cities teenager at Q...

It's the Wednesday 830 On The Go including these stories: A 17-year old drowns  after jumping from a cliff at Quarry Park and Nature Preserve near St. Cloud. The State Patrol investigating a fatal crash in Cottage Grove. Meanwhile, a State Trooper faces several charges following a deadly crash in Rochester.  Charges filed in last week’s riotous behavior during the 4th of July. Over 7,000 LGBTQ sin...

Mark Freie brings you the On the Go for Tuesday, July 9th, 2024 Charges are filed against a Minnesota State Trooper following a crash that left one person dead in Rochester. Striking Minneapolis park workers can return to the job. Skies are a bit hazy Tuesday, but it's nowhere near as bad as last year. A civil rights lawsuit filed against the City of Minneapolis will go on according to a federal c...

Mark Freie anchors the On the Go to start off the week. Minneapolis residents are discussing the police union contract with a Minneapolis City Council committee Several Minnesotans are stuck in Texas due to Hurricane Beryl MPD is investigating shootings that left one person dead and others injured One person is dead after getting hit by a car in Brooklyn Park Taste of Minnesota was a big success o...

It's the pre-holiday news you need! Get caught up with the 830 On The Go: Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara says they’re ready to keep people safe and crack down on criminals over the 4th. Attorney General Keith Ellison files a motion saying big tobacco owes Minnesota $58 million in underpayments. Governor Tim Walz is in Washington as Democratic governors get time with President Joe Biden. Mur...

Tuesday's edition of the 830 On The Go includes these stories: Are Governor Tim Walz and other Democratic governors concerned about the viability of Joe Biden’s campaign?  We are hearing more about the disastrous flooding in southern Minnesota.  A new law took effect July 1 that prevents companies from including non-compete contracts with workers. Social Media is targeting youth to purchase illici...

Several new state laws take effect today. A local celebrity chef is charged with a felony. Hennepin County attorney Mary Moriarty  announcing the formation of her office's Conviction Integrity Unit. The Minnesota BCA says it's investigating after a police officer shot and killed a man at a Crookston homeless shelter. Flooding on the Mississippi River south of the Twin Cities in Red Wing. Arraignme...

Here's the 830 On the Go for Friday, June 28th, 2024. State and federal officials give an update on what's being called a Top 10 flood event in Minnesota. Hear reaction following last night's Presidential debate between former president Donald Trump and President Joe Biden. A community is cleaning up in southern Minnesota. North Branch police shot and killed a woman Thursday night. Cub locations d...

Here's all the news locally from WCCO on this Juneteenth Federal Holiday: Serious weather concerns across the state with storm damage, flooding and a young boy injured in the BWCA after a tree fell on him. A body and car recovered from the fast-moving Minnesota River which comes with a warning to be safe around water. Free door locks handed out to families with autistic children after a 4-year old...

Mark Freie anchors the 830 On The Go for Tuesday, June 18th, 2024. Conditions are ripe for severe weather on Tuesday. 10 alleged gang members have been arrested on federal charges in Minneapolis. Synthetic drugs may have killed a Stillwater inmate on Saturday. Blowback for an agency tapped to oversee the hospitality industry in Minneapolis. State officials with rave reviews about automatic Voter R...

Stories for the 830 on the Go on Monday, June 6, 2024 include: Minneapolis police officer Jamal Mitchell was laid to rest Monday in Connecticut. More rain is on the way, with flood warnings now issued. Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari sharing his insights about the economy. A long time Minneapolis company is closing its doors. Jeff Ettinger's time as interim president at the Uni...

Mark Freie anchors the 830 On the Go for Friday, June 14, 2024. The family of a man killed during a 2021 police chase in Minneapolis is now suing the city. More information released following a deadly shooting involving Minneapolis police Wednesday night. A risk for LGBTQ community when it comes to drug and alcohol addiction. Family members are asking the Minnesota Attorney General's Office to rev...