WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Monday 830 On The Go

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Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has still not said whether or not he'll approve an ordinance that would help renters facing eviction.

Minnesota farmers keeping a close eye on global shipping disruptions due to the war in Iran.

New legislation in Kansas has local LGBTQ advocates extending a helping hand.

And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has The Friday 830 On The Go

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24 states including Minnesota are suing the Trump Administration over the president's newly imposed ten percent global tariffs.

Minnesota lawmakers are considering a bill that would increase penalties for intimidation or interference with the election process.

An international affair taking place in Houston Minnesota this weekend.

And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has The Wednesday 830 On The Go

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Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara is urging the City Council to do more to help officers struggling in the aftermath of a number of traumatic events over the past few months.

The Minneapolis City Council passed an ordinance that would help renters who got behind during Operation Metro Surge.

A 33-year old Minneapolis man who admitted to vandalizing several Tesla vehicles last year avoids prosecution

And more

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has The Wednesday 830 On The Go

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Minnesota Congressman Tom Emmer wasting no time going after Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison at today's House Oversight Committee hearing.

A Minnesota native was one of three killed in a mass shooting outside of a bar in Austin, Texas on Sunday.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem testified under oath yesterday that 650 federal agents are still on the ground here in Minnesota.

And more.

Mark Freie brings the 830 News On the go for Tuesday, March 3, 2026.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has The Monday 830 On The Go

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The conflict in the Middle East is on the minds of many Minnesotans.

2025 was the 15th straight year that Minneapolis surpassed one-billion dollars in construction projects.

More than three dozen people were cited and released during an anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement protest yesterday outside the Whipple Federal Building.

And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Friday 830 On The Go

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30 more people who took part in an anti-ICE protest at a St. Paul church last month are facing federal charges

Minnesota service providers are sounding the alarm after the Vice President announced plans to "pause" funding for Medicaid programs.

Two federal judges in Minnesota are looking for answers.

And more.

Here is the "830 On The Go" for Thursday including:

- Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announced a comprehensive legislative package to fight fraud in state programs.

- More on the "pause in funding” for Minnesota’s Medicaid program.

- A head-on crash near Lake Mille Lacs killed four people and seriously injured another.

- The suspect who allegedly sprayed a liquid at a Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar will remain behind bars.

- And Representative Ilhan Omar’s State of the Union guest has been hospitalized after being arrested.

- A former Hennepin County Judge shared his thoughts on the difficulties involved in setting a bail amount in the aftermath of a double fatal shooting on Monday.

- DFL State Senator Matt Klein unveils a proposal for an independent science commission to protect vaccine access.

- Leaders with Hennepin Health Care and Hennepin County make a plea to state lawmakers as they say they are facing a dire financial situation.

- A cool interaction between a well loved foodie and some members of the the United States Women's hockey team.

- High school hockey teams punch their ticket to the state tournament.

Here is the "830 On The Go" for Wednesday!

- Federal and local law enforcement leaders announcing a successful joint operation resulting in the drug trafficking arrests of multiple Twin Cities gang members.

- Minnesota in the spotlight during President Trump’s State of the Union on Tuesday night.

- Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey spoke at an alternative "State of the Swamp" event in D.C. last night.

- Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison and DFL lawmakers announcing a plan to to stop Medicaid fraud.

- Minnesota’s Paid Family Leave is off to an under-budget start.

- Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison also made another big announcement after a lawsuit against Fleet Farm.

- Police say they have arrested two more juveniles in connection to a weekend shooting at Maplewood Mall.

- The Minnesota Supreme Court upholds the 2023 murder conviction of a St. Paul man who killed his wife in 2010.

- Minnesota is joining more than a dozen other states in suing the Trump administration over its rollback of vaccine recommendations for children, calling the move an illegal threat to public health.

- Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty responded to concerns about why the suspect in a double homicide was able to make bail hours before the shooting.

- The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has announced nominees for its class of 2026.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go

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Minneapolis police believe the same man responsible for a double homicide was soon thereafter involved in an officer-involved shooting.

Governor Walz introduces a comprehensive gun safety package.

KARE 11’s Belinda Jensen is retiring and auctioning off her legendary coat collection

And more.