Mark Freie hosts the 830 News on the Go for Monday, November 10, 2025.

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.

Thursday's "830 On The Go" is here and stories include:

- If you're flying out of the Minneapolis St Paul International Airport over the next couple of days - maybe even weeks - a heads up.

- More follow-up analysis in Minneapolis after Tuesday’s election.

- Duluth renters will benefit from a new ballot initiative that passed overwhelmingly this week.

- A 16-year-old boy now charged in the fatal shooting of a 15 year old at a weekend birthday party in north Minneapolis.

- The Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board is preparing to extend its rec center hours in the event of a potential teachers strike.

- St Paul City Council members hearing from the public about a proposed gun ordinance that would prohibit possession of assault weapons, and high capacity magazines.

- The Lake Street Safety Center celebrates its one year anniversary.

- Organizers of the 2026 IIHF World Junior Championships held a celebration today with a special fan and media event at the Huntington Bank Rotunda inside the Mall of America.

- A woman is lucky to be alive, after being rescued from Lake Superior last weekend after being swept off a pier in Grand Marais.

- Finally, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz among those expected to take to the woods in this year's Deer hunting opener on Saturday.

The day-after-election "830 On The Go" including:

- The Minneapolis mayor's race is now official.

- A leadership upset in St. Paul.

- More on the election from WCCO’s Susie Jones.

- A lot of the same on the Minneapolis City Council with one exception.

- Derek Shelton was introduced as the 15th Manager in Minnesota Twins history on Tuesday.

- A massive hearing underway in the U.S. Supreme Court today - here’s WCCO’s Susie Jones.

- The Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board is preparing to extend its rec center hours in the event of a potential teachers strike.

- After being in previews for the last few weeks, the Purple Rain the Musical has its world premier at the State Theatre in downtown Minneapolis tonight. Our Taylor Rivera has a preview.

- We have seen the ravages of gun violence in Minneapolis over the past few months... with the deadly mass shooting at Annunciation Church, the shooting near the University of Minnesota, and another this week at a birthday party. WCCO Radio's Susie Jones has more on a program at Hennepin Health Care, helping survivors heal.

Mark Freie delivers the 830 On the Go for Monday, November 3rd.

- One person is in custody related to a deadly north Minneapolis shooting.

- 440,000 Minnesota SNAP recipients will get their benefits restored.

- There's a new face in the Minnesota gubernatorial race.

- MNsure enrollees are seeing higher premiums.

- A new BCA facility broke ground Monday in Mankato.

- The race for Minneapolis mayor is red hot ahead of Tuesday.

- No more Holidazzle? No problem in Minneapolis.

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

Stories include:

A deadly gunfight leaves two men dead in Saint Paul's North End.

There's been an arrest in this week's sexual assault of a woman in Vadnais Heights.

The city of Minneapolis has opened its second so-called "Safe Station".

And more!

Here is the Thursday "830 On The Go" which includes:

- A violent and deadly confrontation during an attempted car theft in South Minneapolis.

- The Twins have a familiar face returning to manage the ballclub.

- Some of the Twin Cities' top music organizations are coming together for a concert tonight to benefit those impacted by the Annunciation Church mass shooting.

- A call to action... from the "Community Emergency Assistance program in the Twin Cities.

- With the elimination of SNAP benefits looming if the Government shutdown continues into the weekend, many establishments are stepping up to help those in their communities.

- A multi-agency drug bust in Northeastern Minnesota reportedly lead to multiple people being taken in ICE custody on Wednesday.

- Governor Tim Walz has ordered a third party audit on the billing practices of 14 Medicaid services that are deemed to be "high risk" for fraud in Minnesota.

- The Minnesota hemp industry is bracing for some possible federal changes.

- The investigation continues into vandalism of dozens of trees in St. Paul last weekend.

- Minnesota Lynx head coach and president of basketball operations Cheryl Reeve will be inducted to the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame next year.

The "830 On The Go" for Wednesday includes:

- Tou Thao - the last officer convicted in the George Floyd Case - who is set to be released from prison.

- Ramsey County authorities are asking for the public's help in identifying the suspect in a sexual assault.

- Minnesota is seeing a drop in the number of people who die or are hospitalized due to drug overdose.

- Federal workers at the Minneapolis St Paul Airport are getting some help, as they continue to work without getting paid.

- The state is changing how it processes Medicaid.

- The Minneapolis Public Housing Authority broke ground on a new triplex and a duplex, partially funded by the city’s housing tax levy.

- Meanwhile... food banks in Minnesota are bracing for the worst.

- Local Caribbean Groups Unite to Send Hurricane Aid to hurricane-ravaged Jamaica.

- We are learning more about former Minnesota Viking's running back Adrian Peterson, who was arrested for driving drunk in Houston.

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

Stories include:

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announcing today that his office is suing the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Minneapolis teachers have authorized a strike.

The City of Minneapolis' Office of Police Conduct Review announcing that it has completed the investigative work on the more than 230 backlogged cases of complaints against police officers.

And more!