830 News on the Go

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Monday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Four people are now charged in what's being described as a sprawling sex trafficking ring in Hennepin County. Duluth could soon impose a ban on short-term vacation rentals of single-family homes. Minnesota's fall high school sports season is officially underway. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Friday 830 On The Go. Stories include: US Senator Amy Klobuchar unveils a healthcare blueprint for Minnesota as her Gubernatorial campaign heats up against GOP Challenger Lisa Demuth. The Lime scooter company is getting ahead of another planned "takeover" in Minneapolis. Blaine's new $750 million downtown project is ready to progress to the next stage. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go. Stories include: We're starting to learn more about one of the victims in yesterday's homicides at a Hopkins daycare. A nationally-renowned civil rights law firm that represented the families of Renee Good and George Floyd will investigate security issues surrounding an out-of-commission south Minneapolis grain elevator. A key piece to the Minnesota Twins lineup has returned. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Wednesday 830 On The Go. Stories include: The city of Hopkins is reeling after a man, woman and child were found dead in a murder-suicide at a home daycare. If you thought the polls seemed a bit more brisk than usual on primary election day, you're right. Teen e-cigarette use has dropped to an all-time low in Minnesota. And more

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go. Stories include: The Vikings have reportedly decided who will be their starting quarterback this season Minnesota doctors reacting to the latest from the Trump Administration, and new recommendations for childhood vaccines. A "right to repair" initiative in St. Paul will appear on this November's ballot. And more.

Mark Freie hosts Monday's 830 News on the Go covering an officer-involved shooting in St. Paul, Minnesota's Primary Election set for Tuesday, Suni Lee talking her Olympics comeback and more!

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 On The Go. Stories include: A new encampment is emerging in Saint Paul following the closure of the Pig's Eye Park encampment. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is expected to give his budget address next week. A major push in Robbinsdale to drum up support for a hefty school referendum. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go. Stories include: The State Patrol is investigating after a pedestrian was struck and killed on Interstate 94 in Saint Paul early this morning. An six-plus hour armed standoff in Isanti ended safely with an arrest last night. The Minnesota DNR says a deer near Stillwater has tested positive for chronic wasting disease. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go. Stories include: People living in a homeless encampment in St Paul are finding it difficult to leave as the city comes in with crews to clear the area. Mike Lindell is stepping down as CEO of My Pillow to focus on his bid for Minnesota governor. The former prison in Appleton, Minnesota could hold Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees as soon as this fall. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go! Stories include: Farm Fest opens today near Redwood Falls with a host of candidate forums on the schedule. There's no reaction yet from Texas Governor Greg Abbott, who was urged by Hennepin County attorney Mary Moriarty to extradite an ICE agent who shot and wounded a man in Minneapolis. Minneapolis community safety commissioner Todd Barnett is out, announcing late yesterday that he is leaving the post he's held for nearly three years. And more.

Mark Freie hosts the 830 News on the Go for Monday, August 3, 2026.

Mark Freie hosts the 830 On the Go for Friday, July 31. President Trump says Minnesota and Governor Walz are to blame for Iran's attack on statewide water systems. Friday's rainfall in Minnesota could help some of the drought conditions. A ringleader in the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme has pleaded not guilty to numerous federal charges. MDH is giving an update on cyclospora. Community leaders met in Ely on Friday to share an economic impact update related to ongoing wildfires. More investigations are underway into a massive St. Louis Park apartment fire. The Stanley Cup made a rare appearance in Minnesota on Thursday. And there's a new fee-free concert series coming to Minneapolis.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Iran may have been behind this week's cyberattack on dozens of municipal water systems in Minnesota The Minnesota Star Tribune says it's selling their former printing plant in Minneapolis' North Loop to a Virginia-based data center developer. Minneapolis is launching a series of neighborhood free musical showcases this summer and fall And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Wednesday 830 On The Go. Stories include: St. Paul is preparing its emergency shelters one week ahead of clearing the city's largest homeless encampment. Charges are now filed against a 32-year-old man following a hit-and-run last October that left a woman with a severe leg injury in Maple Grove. Minnesota's public water systems are now secure after facing multiple cyber attacks over the last several days And more

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Minnesota state lawmakers behind a law banning prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket expect the issue to reach the U.S. Supreme Court. Fridley residents sounded off last night during a city council meeting over concerns related to Flock cameras and how data is accessed from outside agencies. Two weeks from the Primary Election, the City of Minneapolis is extending its hours at the Early Vote Center. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Monday 830 On The Go Stories include: Day use permits opened back up today for the Boundary Waters Canoe Area despite several wildfires still burning. Former DFL state Senator and meteorologist Nicole Mitchell doesn't believe her past burglary conviction is a distraction to her campaign for Woodbury City Council. One month to until the start of the Minnesota State Fair. And more.

Here's the "830 On The Go" for Friday including: - Firefighters in the Boundary Waters continue to contain multiple ongoing blazes as warmer conditions stir up more smoke. - Meanwhile, The U.S Forest Service announced some changes for those wishing to use the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. - A mixed verdict has been reached in the case against a woman who hurled a racial slur at a child in Rochester. - A stretch of Highway 77 spanning the Minnesota River is closed this weekend. - A doggy daycare center stepping up in the wake of the Helix apartment fire in St. Louis Park. - The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is suing a Duluth man who pleaded guilty to starting a massive wildfire by leaving a campfire unattended. - Early in-person voting starts today in the Minnesota primary elections. - House Representative Zach Stephenson says he refuses to let political violence intimidate public officials in the wake of Vance Boelter's sentencing. - Like election season, the weather is heating up too. - Drought continues to deepen in Minnesota. - The Great Minnesota Get Together needs help. - What a performance at the 3M Open this morning by Michael Kim, who shot a course record 59! - Paging all Ryans! The Twins are welcoming you.

Here's the "830 On the Go"' for Thursday, including: - A federal judge sentenced Vance Boelter to two life prison sentences plus 40 years for the assassination of former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, and the shooting of Senator John Hoffman and his wife. - Four people are now in custody following last week's deadly hit-and-run in Farmington. - A 25-year-old man is in jail this morning, accused of breaking into two Brooklyn Park homes in less than a week and sexually assaulting two women. - The man charged with murder in the killings of three people in St Paul this week will remain behind bars after making his first court appearance Wednesday. The incident has shaken those living in the building, where a memorial grows outside. - St. Paul's Public Safety Committee heard more yesterday on plans to close several encampments. - Former DFL state Senator and meteorologist Nicole Mitchell is trying to return to politics. - It’s a big weekend for Twin Cities golf fans with the 3M Open - and Scottie Scheffler - underway in Blaine. - A liquidation sale for older Wolves and Lynx merchandise and it had fans flocking to Mayo Clinic Square.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go Stories include: The Trump administration has temporarily frozen $1 billion in Medicaid payments to two states including Minnesota. The community of Wabasha bids farewell to two local firefighters. After a slight uptick in the number of suicides in Minnesota last year, the Minnesota Department of Health is reporting a growing number of calls and texts to Minnesota's '988'. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Monday 830 On The Go Stories include: Two mass shootings yesterday have left one dead and a dozen others hurt Trial is underway in southeast Minnesota of a Rochester woman who was seen in a viral video calling a Black, autistic child a racial slur last year. The Red Cross concerned about blood shortages during what they call trauma season. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Friday 830 On The Go. Stories include. Minneapolis City Council members have rejected a program that would have allowed the police department to use drones when responding to emergencies. A 22-year-old man is dead after he went missing at Airport Lake in Winona. The Minnesota Yacht Club Music Festival is set to welcomes massive crowds this weekend And more.

Here is the "830 On The Go" for Thursday! "The Air quality alert is in full effect, and the Twin Cities air quality is now second worst in the world trailing only Detroit - that’s leading to tons of closures and cancellations today. - The smoke also derailing plans for tourists. - It all comes from an unprecedented air pollution alert has been issued all across Minnesota as more hazardous smoke moves into the metro. - Veterinarians advising pet owners to keep their animals inside during these hazardous smokey conditions. - There's a reason behind our latest weather and air quality rollercoaster. - Ramsey County is suing the Department of Homeland security over alleged misconduct. - Promising news for Minnesota's economy. - A pair of major issues go before the Minneapolis city council today. - The lobbying is growing more intense in Washington as Minnesota producers are less than four months away from a federally-mandated cut to the amount of THC allowed in hemp-derived beverages and edibles.

Here is the "830 On The Go" for Wednesday! - Major concern from the wildfires raging in northern Minnesota. WCCO’s Susie Jones with a harrowing story from some BWCA campers. - WCCO's Taylor Rivera has more on the state's emergency executive council voting to extend the state emergency into the fall. - WCCO Meteorologist Chris Shaffer says our heat will stick around a bit longer. - There's a reason behind our latest weather and air quality rollercoaster. - A hit-and-run in the far south metro. - Mike Lindell's gubernatorial campaign has its biggest endorsement yet from President Donald Trump. - We're less than four months from the Federally mandated THC ban that would completely disrupt the beverage industry and hurt numerous Minnesota businesses. - Minnesota’s iconic loon population is facing some growing threats according to the DNR. - Gov. Tim Walz speaks publicly about a man the state pardoned being deported by federal officials. - St. Paul-native, and Olympic gold medalist Suni Lee is making a run at her third Olympics in 2028.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Dangerous conditions in Northern Minnesota with several wild fires burning. A ceremonial bill signing today for a bill allowing nursing homes and assisted living facilities to serve alcohol to residents and their guests during activities or events. Lot of buzz today around whether or not LaBron James will join the Minnesota Timberwolves next year. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Monday 830 On The Go Stories include: Federal and state authorities have agreed to openly share evidence related to multiple ‘Metro Surge’ shootings. The Anoka Hennepin School board meets tonight for the first time since the district rejected a petition from a group of parents wanting to get a referendum on the November ballot. Minnesota's women's soccer team is looking to the future after an undefeated regular season was spoiled by a loss in the playoffs last Saturday night. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Friday 830 On The Go. Stories include: The Trump administration revokes the legal status of a Minnesota man who received a controversial pardon from Governor Tim Walz. Inver Grove Heights police say one person was arrested Wednesday during what's being called a "proactive human trafficking enforcement operation." The Minneapolis Textile Center is hosting its 3rd annual "SLOW Fashion Sale". And more.

Here's the "830 On The Go" for Thursday! - Memorial Blood Center declared a blood shortage emergency for the second time this summer. - Two Minnesota companies must pay thousands of dollars following a Minnesota Pollution Control Agency investigation. - Saint Paul leaders say they plan to close down multiple encampments across the city starting one in Pig’s Eye Park in August. - Loosen your belts - the Great Minnesota Get-Together has new foods! - Insurance premiums are expected to rise for a second straight year. - Becker County officials believe clean-up could take days, or possibly weeks, following Monday's severe storms that included a tornado near Detroit Lakes. - Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announcing a win for farmers in a settlement with John Deere. - Five new wildfires have been reported near the Boundary Waters. - Quite an achievement for the head coach of the Lynx.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson with a full rundown on the news of the day! - More back-and-forth between Minnesota and the Trump administration over elections. - A man dies in Arden Hills when fireworks explode in his hand. - Somali leaders in Minnesota are calling for an end to inflammatory rhetoric from President Donald Trump. - A heads-up this week if you drive on Interstate 394 in the west metro. - Insurance premiums are expected to rise for a second straight year in 2027. - Some North Side Minneapolis residents are planning to speak out at a city council committee meeting against the testing of a proposed "Drones as First Responders" program over their neighborhood. - A Maryland woman is now charged with attempted murder after allegedly assaulting her daughter at a Minnesota lake. - Newly released body camera video shows the moments police officers came under fire last month in St. Peter. - An E-F2 tornado that tore through the Detroit Lakes area late Monday evening reached peak wind speeds of 115 miles per hour. - A major announcement from the 3M Open golf tournament as former world number one Jordan Spieth commits to play this year!

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go. Stories include: The National Weather Service is sending crews to the Detroit Lakes area today to determine the severity of storms that swept the region last night. About 75,000 Minnesotans have been approved to receive benefit payments under the state's new Paid Leave program according to new data released by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development. It' not the outcome many were hoping for last night as Belgium beat the United States men's national soccer team from the World Cup winning 4 to 1. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Monday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Minneapolis Police are investigating a number of separate shootings this past weekend. Ten years ago today, Philando Castile was shot and killed by a police officer in Falcon Heights. Two bipartisan bills in Minnesota protecting individuals from the harms of social media have passed, but have yet to go into effect. And more.

WCCO'S Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go. Stories include: The city of Minneapolis is launching a plan to shut down open air drug markets. E. Coli concerns have shut down three popular Minneapolis swimming beaches ahead of the Fourth of July Weekend. Owatonna Police say a man suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound last night after opening fire at police. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Wednesday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Social media platforms will now come with a warning label about mental health starting today in Minnesota. Twin Cities Immigrant Coalitions are reacting to the Supreme Court's decision on birthright citizenship. Minnesota Twins manager Derek Shelton sharing a brief update on outfielder Byron Buxton. And more.

Mark Freie delivers the 830 News on the Go for Tuesday, June 30th. - 25 Minneapolis gang members face federal charges. - Reaction following U.S. Supreme Court rulings handed down on Tuesday. - The hottest of the heat wave is over, but it's still going to be hot for awhile. - The federal government sues Minnesota for withholding SNAP data. - Minnesota's Office of Public Service visits a Twin Cities food shelf. - The Minnesota DNR issues a sober reminder ahead of the Fourth of July.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Monday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Because of the heat, some in the Twin Cities construction business are planning to pause activities if needed. Minneapolis city councilwoman Aisha Chughtai is taking a leave of absence. Maintenance is now underway on the longest light rail line in the Twin Cities And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Friday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Minnesota State Representative Elliott Engen’s DWI hearing has been rescheduled for August. Minneapolis has paused development on new data centers to study their impacts. The University of Minnesota Board of Regents today officially approved a 3-point-8 percent tuition hike for the upcoming school year. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Protesters involved in the St. Paul church demonstration have filed a motion to drop the charges against them. A debate over the use of Flock cameras in St. Paul yesterday as the city council, police department, and civil rights advocates discussed the controversial surveillance tool. The Stearns County city of Cold Spring will host the Minnesota Governor’s Fishing Opener next year. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Wednesday 830 On The Go. Stories include: The Department of Justice is asking for more time to return Renee Good's SUV to Minnesota Amazon Workers hold a protest outside the MSP1 Amazon warehouse in Shakopee. A new restaurant from the owner of Owamni, opened today at the Guthrie Theater to much excitement. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Six homicide cases in Ramsey County have now been cleared for medical examiner errors following a costly audit. The president of the Minnesota Farmers Union says he's skeptical about the president's promise that folks in the Ag industry will be helped by current peace negotiations with Iran. One of the most culturally-diverse streets in the Twin Cities is kicking of five days of World Cup watch parties today. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Monday 830 On The Go. Stories include: A federal judge has canceled subpoenas submitted by the U.S. Department of Justice to the offices of Governor Tim Walz, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and other Minnesota elected officials. New life for an old building in South Minneapolis. It's a homecoming for a Minnesota competing in the KPMG Women's PGA Championship at Hazeltine later this week. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go. Stories include: The Minneapolis Park Board has voted to close the Minnehaha Off-Leash Dog park by the end of the year. Mayor Jacob Frey says he supports allowing bathhouses back in Minneapolis with some reservations. Thousands of runners will lace up their shoes this weekend for Grandma's Marathon in Duluth. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Wednesday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Charges have now been filed against a 31 year old Minneapolis man in connection with an hours long standoff with police. A change in strategy for the alleged killer of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The mayor of a southeastern Minnesota city abruptly resigned last night. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go. Stories include: A report released by the nonprofit Effective Law Enforcement For All shows mixed results in the City of Minneapolis and the Minneapolis Police Department’s implementation of the court-mandated agreement put in place in 2024. Hennepin County sheriff Dewanna Witt says people are still questioning the tactics her deputies used during Operation Metro Surge. A paperwork filing error kept accused killer Luigi Mangione from appearing in court this morning. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Monday 830 On The Go. Stories include: A new Star-Tribune polls show Amy Klobuchar with comfortable leads against all three Republicans still trying to gain the party's nomination for Minnesota governor. The state Department of Transportation is turning off the lights on bridges that span the Mississippi river in southeast Minnesota. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Friday 830 On The Go: Stories include: Hennepin County attorney Mary Moriarty says the state's case against Vance Boelter will continue as planned even after pleading guilty to six federal charges related to shooting two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses. After five years in a row of tuition increases, the University of Minnesota Board of Regents is discussing another one at its 2-day meeting that wraps up today. An emerging "Super El Niño" weather pattern threatens to bring warmer, drier weather to Minnesota And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Federal prosecutors yesterday announcing the arrest of a man charged in the Feeding our Future fraud case who's been on the run since early 2024. A new 10-year deal between the University of Minnesota, M Physicians, and Fairview could help address a growing need for physicians not only in the state but across the country. The World Cup starts today with much fanfare. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Wednesday 830 On The Go: Stories include: A new report estimates the toll Operation Metro Surge took on Minneapolis' economy. The attorney representing a whistle blower within the Minneapolis Police Department says more could soon come out about the alleged misconduct of former Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara. Environmental groups are demanding that Hennepin County address what they call " toxic trash ash violations" And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go Stories include: The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has issued an air quality alert for the Twin Cities and central Minnesota. Charges are filed against a Fridley man in connection with a fatal drive-by shooting last month in the Powederhorn neighborhood of Minneapolis. Minnesota's two division one basketball programs will finally meet in the upcoming regular season with the University of Minnesota hosting St. Thomas at the Barn. Plus more!

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Monday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is downplaying a congressional report that accuses he and Governor Walz of doing nothing to prevent fraud in the state. Recent budget cuts to the Anoka-Hennepin School District has led a grassroots coalition of parents to hold a petition signature drive. The whiffle ball field at Annunciation Church and School in south Minneapolis is going to be completely renovated. Plus more!

Mark Freie hosts Friday's 830 News on the Go. Minnesota roads, bridges and public infrastructure projects are getting a major funding boost. Governor Walz comments on the ICE agent arrested in Texas in connection with the shooting of a Venezuelan man in north Minneapolis. A former President of the Minnesota Senate says he's leaving the Republican party. Federal officials say immigration agents are now getting better instruction. St. Paul police arrest a man connected to an April 30th homicide. Grand Old Day returns to St. Paul on Sunday. Top union leaders are in Minneapolis for a convention. Prince gets remembered well weekend long during the the Prince Celebration of Life 10th Year Anniversary.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go. Stories include: A warning from authorities in Dakota County after nearly 2 dozen overdoses A court appearance this morning for an Oakdale man charged in connection to the alleged sexual abuse of a teenage girl. The Borealis train service between Minnesota and Chicago recently celebrated its two-year anniversary to mostly positive reviews. And more.