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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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Alarming gun violence trend in Minnesota, a number of new laws go into effect, learning more about a shooting at the Stone Arch Bridge
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Friday 830 On The Go! Stories include: - A new alarming gun violence trend in Minnesota. - A number of new laws go into effect…
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More air quality issues, key endorsement in the race for Minneapolis Mayor, the Twins make more deals including Carlos Correa
Here is all the news you need Thursday with the "830 On The Go" which includes: - More air quality issues for Minnesota. - And despite those air quality…
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The man who was arrested after breaking into the State Capitol makes his first court appearance, A date has been set for two special elections to fill vacant state senate seats, Minnesota's e-bike rebate lottery is now open
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Wednesday 830 On The Go! Stories include: The man who was arrested after breaking into the state Capitol makes his first court…
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A State of Emergency in St. Paul following a cyber attack, Security at the Minnesota State Capitol is under investigation, and big changes coming to a North Minneapolis park
Mark Freie anchors the 830 News on the Go for Tuesday, July 29, 2025.
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Governor Tim Walz addresses security at the Minnesota State Capitol, severe weather could hit the Twin Cities on Monday night, and a surge in TCH beverage sales
Mark Freie anchors the 830 On The Go for Monday, July 28, 2025.
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Metro Transit's expanding its bus service, charges in a deadly Eagan street racing crash, and special day for veterans in St. Paul
Mark Freie anchors the 830 On the Go for Friday, July 25, 2025. Charges are filed in a deadly Eagan car crash. Metro Transit says it's expanding bus service…
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Derrick Thompson gets 58 years for fatal crash, trouble for UnitedHealth, 3M Open begins, REAL ID delays
The "830 On The Go" for Thursday includes: - Derrick Thompson was sentenced to over 58 years in prison for a reckless car crash that killed five young Somali…
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Severe weather cancels several events across the metro, homeless encampment in Minneapolis being cleared out, new DPS program will help in the search for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Minnesotans
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Wednesday 830 On The Go. Stories Include: Severe weather cancels several events across the metro. A homeless encampment on the…
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An Elk River man is facing federal charges after going on rampage with a gun and machete Saturday night, Minnesota State Senator Bruce Anderson has passed away, Hundreds of frontline caregivers in Duluth are set to return to work
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has The 830 On The Go! Stories Include: Minneapolis police say a brother and sister are dead following a shooting in south Minneapolis…
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Former Minnesota Vikings star Everson Griffen appears in Hennepin County Court, A major development in the race for Minneapolis Mayor, The Stone Arch Bridge is officially back open
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has The Monday 830 On The Go! Stories Include: Former Minnesota Vikings star Everson Griffen appears in Hennepin County Court. A major…
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Two men are facing federal charges in one of the largest drug busts in state history, It's back to work today for the Twins, Metro Transit says it's ready to welcome thousands to Saint Paul
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has The 830 On The Go! Stories Include: Two men are facing federal charges in one of the largest drug busts in state history. It's back to…
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Major musical cancelation for this years State Fair, 7-year old was struck by a car in St. Paul, Viking Jordan Addison takes a deal in his DUI citation case
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go! Stories Include: A major musical cancelation for this year's State Fair. A 7-year old was struck by a car…
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More testimony in the Nicole Mitchell burglary trial in Becker County, The Minnesota Timberwolves have re-signed two fan favorites, What does all the recent rain mean for our state?
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has THe 830 On The Go! Stories Include: More testimony in the Nicole Mitchell burglary trial in Becker County. The Minnesota Timberwolves…
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Parents of a man shot by the MPD are suing the department, Minneapolis is sharing new details about its traffic camera program, Viking Jordan Addison's DUI trial begins
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 On The Go! Stories include: The parents of a man shot by the MPD are suing the department. The City of Minneapolis is sharing…
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Advocates Condemn ICE arrests at a Minnesota federal building, An air quality alert is still in effect for much of Northern Minnesota, A stretch of 394 is closing for up to two years.
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 On The Go Stories Include: Advocates Condemn ICE Arrests at a Minnesota Federal Building. An air quality alert is still in…
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Manny Collins' mom speaks for the first time since his father was charged in his death, Governor Tim Walz sets a special election date, and a busy weekend in the Twin Cities featuring more road construction
Mark Freie brings you Friday's 830 On the Go that includes updates on the Manny Collins murder case, Governor Tim Walz calling a special election to fill the…
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Minneapolis City Council approves changes to tobacco ordinance, BCA investigates an officer involved shooting in Ottertail County, University of Minnesota athletes are about to get paid
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go! Stories Include: The Minneapolis City Council unanimously approves changes to its tobacco ordinance. The…
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Suspect in a fatal Apple Valley stabbing could be trying to flee to Mexico, two men face charges in one of the largest meth busts in Minnesota history, State Fair is showcasing this year's new food
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 On The Go! Stories Include: Police say a suspect in a fatal Apple Valley stabbing could be trying to flee to Mexico. Two men…
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UCare has announced cuts that will impact over 80 thousand Minnesotans, Another iconic Minneapolis restaurant is shutting down, Renewed calls to tighten up security at the Minnesota State Capitol from Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go ! Stories Include: UCare has announced cuts that will impact over 80 thousand Minnesotans Another iconic…
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A pair of deadly weekend stabbings in the Twin Cities, Metro Transit's detailing Green Line disruptions ahead of a busy concert weekend, and the Minnesota Twins hope to have a few more All-Stars named to the American League team
Mark Freie anchors the 830 on the Go for Monday, July 7, 2025.
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Plenty of what’s happening in and around the 4th of July this weekend, how to stay safe on the water, a classic “dive bar” is closing
Head into the 4th knowing what's going on with the "830 On The Go" including: - Taste of Minnesota returns to Minneapolis this weekend. - How to stay safe with…
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Wisconsin reverses abortion ban, what Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" means in Minnesota, horrible night for the Lynx
Heading into the holiday - some local news to catch you up on with the "830 On The Go" which includes: - The Wisconsin Supreme Court reverses that state’s…
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Metro Transit issues with 46th and Hiawatha light rail station, nurses in Minnesota say they will go on strike this month, one teen dead and another injured after a crash in St. Paul
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go! Stories include: Metro Transit is adding personnel to its 46th and Hiawatha light rail station. Another…
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New details about tornadoes in Carver County, investigators are still searching for Manny Collins, Twin Cities Pride Parade drew thousands to Minneapolis
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Monday 830 On The Go! Stories include: We're getting more info about four tornadoes that touched down in Carver County over the…
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The Hortman’s lie in state at the capitol, a court appearance for the man accused of killing them, major weekend road construction, St. Paul is missing storm drain grates
Local news to finish off your work week - it's the "830 On The Go" including: - The Hortman’s - plus their dog - lie in state as hundreds turn up at the…
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Vance Boelter's wife speaks for the first time, Hortmans will lie in state Friday at the capitol, Wolves make a pick in NBA Draft
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…
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Child shot in north Minneapolis park is identified, major road work this weekend, significant rain means flooding concerns, and dental work - on a bear?
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…
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Governor surveys storm damage in Beltrami County, Timberwolves announcing some changes in the front office, community leaders come together in after tragic shooting of an 11-year old boy
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…
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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
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…
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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
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…
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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'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…
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Candlelight vigil scheduled tonight for the Hortman family, Minnesota LGBTQ activists are speaking out in the wake of a landmark decision by the Supreme Court, a state spending boost looks to have an impact on jails
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…
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More reaction following this weekend's deadly shooting of Minnesota State Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark.
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…
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Flooding may be an issue as rain falls over the next several days, threats against the University of Minnesota Board of Regents, and thousands of Minnesotans are expected to protest Saturday against the Trump Administration.
Mark Freie hosts the 830 News on the Go for Friday, June 13, 2025.
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First State Boys Volleyball Tournament this week, crossbow-wielding suspect at-large after a standoff with deputies, Minneapolis city officials celebrate making headway with police recruitment
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…
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Federal gun charges after shootings at grad ceremonies, a win for environmentalists trying to protect the boundary waters, an officer involved shooting in Albert Lea
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. -…
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Mother of a missing teen speaking out, Two men have now been charged in the drive-by shooting outside Burnsville High School, DNR is getting some more help from man's best friend
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…
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Minnesota lawmakers finally get budget deal and special session, guilty on all charges in Thompson trial, update on missing 16-year old, where are the Blue Jay fans?
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…
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Latest on Derrick Thompson trial, Sen. Smith reacts to President Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill, Minneapolis lays out plans to keep people safe over the summer
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…
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More fallout following Tuesday’s federal raid in Minneapolis, an update on the standoff over the state budget, some city council members disagree on a safety change at Boom Island Park
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 -…
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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
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…
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Union doctors planning to picket, another day of air quality issues across the state, agencies preparing for of layoffs amid budget deadlock
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…
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Minnesota's sanctuary state in the spotlight, a major headache on the roads near downtown Minneapolis, air quality alert for Minnesota
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…
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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
Here comes the Thursday "830 On The Go" including these stories: Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announcing this morning that a federal court has…
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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
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…
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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
Mark Freie hosts the 830 On the Go for Tuesday, May 27, 2025.
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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
WCCO's Taylor Rivera has all of Friday's news with the "830 On The Go!"
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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
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…
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No more federal consent decree for Minneapolis, a tough night for the Wolves, a tough earnings report from Target
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…
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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
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…
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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
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…
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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
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…
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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.
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…
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Federal grand jury has indicted a Wisconsin Judge, Minneapolis Police are investigating a second homicide in just two days, Minnesota Vikings are headed abroad
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…
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Minneapolis parks imposing new rules about smoking cannabis, Minnetonka's UnitedHealthcare CEO is stepping down, huge concert announcement for the Twin Cities
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…
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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
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…
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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
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…
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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
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…
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Guilty plea in Park Tavern drunk driving deaths, Rochester schools dealing with federal funding cuts, Wolves are licking their wounds after Game 1
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…