Airport travel woes, Minneapolis’ new speeding cameras are proving to be effective, Saturday is Minnesota’s firearms deer opener, a Minneapolis institution closes

Here is Friday's "830 On The Go" including: - It's the first day of reduced airline capacity across 40 airports including the Minneapolis St. Paul International Airport due to the ongoing government shutdown. - The stress of flying is also ratcheting up. - Minneapolis' new cameras intended to reduce speeding on city streets seem to be having the desired effect. - A central Minnesota murder remains unsolved nine years later. - Minnesota Vikings Head Coach Kevin O'Connell taking some time talk about the importance of mental health. - Minnesota Governor Tim Walz among those expected to take to the woods in this year's deer hunting opener on Saturday. - As the federal government shut down drags on, more and more people are turning to food shelves for help. - After 32 years, it's the end of an era today for a downtown Minneapolis institution - it's the end of Keys Café. - More than 400,000 hunters are gearing up for deer season which begins tomorrow. - The Vikings are taking on Lamar Jackson and the Ravens on Sunday in Minneapolis.