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

Stories include:

We are learning more about the discovery of human remains found in a car submerged in the Mississippi River on Wednesday.

The Minneapolis City Council is blasting the Mayor's budget proposal, citing too many cuts to vital programs.

A local nonprofit is working to bridge the funding gap for Minnesota's public school teachers this school year.

And more!

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

Stories include:

The Pohlad family will NOT sell the Twins.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is proposing scaling back spending on officer overtime pay in his 2026 budget proposal.

We now know who will be on the ballot next month in the special election to replace for House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman.

Mark Freie has the 830 On the Go for Tuesday, August 12th.

Stories include: Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty announcing a petition to vacate a 1998 murder conviction, a special primary election underway Tuesday in House District 34B, and a popular store could bring a lot of attention to the Mall of America this fall.

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

Stories include:

Another hazy and smoky start to the week.

We are learning more about the cyber attack in St Paul two weeks ago.

A message from a Minnesota State Senator and his wife nearly two months after they were attacked in their home.

And more!

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

Stories include:

The DFL-endorsed candidate for Minneapolis mayor is under fire for violating the state's hands-free law twice within a year.

Police in the south metro are investigating after a pedestrian was struck by a car yesterday afternoon and severely injured.

Saint Paul mayor Melvin Carter giving an update on the cyberattack.

And more!

All of your news right here, it's the "830 On The Go" including:

- Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty will not run for re-election in 2026.

- Vance Boelter, the man accused of shooting prominent lawmakers in Minnesota, pleads not guilty Thursday in Federal Court.

- St. Paul investigating an early morning homicide.

- The Minnesota Supreme Court rules it is legal to own so-called ghost guns but puts the burden on the legislature to change law.

- Dr. Michael Osterholm bristles at HHS Sec. Robert F. Kennedy’s cancellation of mRNA funding.

- UnitedHealth Group given the green light by the Justice Department to acquire one of the country's largest home and hospice care providers.

- 10 people face felony charges for attempting to solicit minors for sex.

- The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board has closed a number of beaches because of poor water quality issues.

- The phrase, "man overboard" is now all too real for a Duluth man who is counting his blessings.

- It's a big night ahead at Harriet Island in St. Paul as the Irish Fair of Minnesota holds its first ever concert kickoff.

WCCO's Susie Jones has the "830 On The Go" for Wednesday!

- Another hot weather surge expected over the next couple of days across Minnesota.

- Minneapolis police say a missing 12-year-old girl is back home and safe.

- A Minnesota man is missing in Bighorn National Forest in Wyoming.

- Former State Senator Justin Eichorn us in court on his minor solicitation case.

- New security measures taking effect at the Minnesota State Capitol on Wednesday.

- Farmers gathering this week in Redwood Falls for this year's Farmfest.

- The Vikings' Jordan Addison will face a three-game suspension.

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

Stories Include:

An amber alert has now been issued after a 12-year-old Minneapolis girl with diabetes has been missing since Saturday.

Minneapolis City council members are responding to an auditor's report on the Minneapolis Police Department's involvement in a June federal raid.

We are hearing from Minneapolis police chief Brian O'Hara for the first time about the police officer who shot and killed a man during a no-knock raid in 2022.

And more!

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

Stories include:

Reaction from the chair of the Minnesota Fraud Prevention and oversight committee about plans to end the state's troubled housing stabilization program.

Trouble within the walls of Hennepin Healthcare.

The federal Pathways to Policing Act could mean more money to help local police departments recruit new members.

And much more!

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

Stories include:

- A new alarming gun violence trend in Minnesota.

- A number of new laws go into effect today.

- Were learning more about a shooting at the Stone Arch Bridge overnight.

- Canadian wildfire smoke will have an impact this weekend across Minnesota.

- Major road construction projects starting tonight - in the Twin Cities.

- And much more!