Minneapolis businesses continue to struggle with flood damage, Metro Transit Gold Line is set to open, contracts for violence interruption services in Minneapolis in limbo

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Businesses near 50th and Penn in Minneapolis are continuing to struggle with flood damage. The Metro Transit Gold Line is set to open this weekend. Contracts for violence interruption services in Minneapolis are in limbo. Minnesota Senate Republicans are calling on Republican State Senator Justin Eichorn to resign immediately after he was arrested in Bloomington yesterday for allegedly soliciting a minor for sex online. The man convicted in the death of a southeastern Minnesota woman has filed an appeal with the state supreme court. Along with financial challenges Minnesota farmers and ranchers may face mounting mental health battles due to ongoing tariffs, a tough growing season, and tax season. A judge today is expected to rule on a request by a Saint Cloud State student to leave custody and head home. A new report from the Minnesota Department of Public Safety shows a pilot project last year to detect drug-impaired drivers detected drugs in nearly 90 percent of the tests.