State Troopers patrolling Minneapolis streets, U.S. House turns back an effort to censure a Minnesota lawmaker, U of M's Marching Band will get a little star power during homecoming episode artwork

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State Troopers patrolling Minneapolis streets, U.S. House turns back an effort to censure a Minnesota lawmaker, U of M's Marching Band will get a little star power during homecoming

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WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go! Stories include: Acting U.S. Attorney Joseph Thompson says Minnesota is "drowning in fraud" as a new housing stabilization scheme is uncovered. A judge will rule Monday on a temporary restraining order request by the City of Minneapolis to prevent a homeless encampment from returning to private property near Lake and 28th Avenue South. Early voting begins tomorrow in Minneapolis' municipal election. And more!

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