It's a Tuesday after a holiday and time to get caught up. Do it with the "830 On The Go"!

• A 56-year old driver kills two and injures three at Park Tavern Sunday night.
• And the owner of Park Tavern reacts to a tragedy including the death of one of their servers. 
• Thousands of Minnesota students head “back to school” Tuesday.
• Meanwhile, Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flannagan welcomed kids back to school at St Anthony Middle School earlier Tuesday morning. 
• One man is dead, another under arrest after a hit and run in Minneapolis Monday evening.
• A new list puts Minneapolis near the top of the list of cities around the country in which to retire. 
• Governor Tim Walz was unharmed after some of the vehicles near the back of his motorcade crashed in Milwaukee. 
• Big attendance numbers for the run of the Minnesota State Fair but not quite record-setting.

End your week the right way by getting caught up with the "830 On The Go" and it's on "830 Day" in Minnesota too!"

• Storms Thursday lead to cleanup and power outages on Friday.
• Harris-Walz made their pitch for the White House in first national interview on CNN.
• A very special day for WCCO as Governor Walz declares Friday “830 Day in Minnesota”!
• A busy travel weekend for Labor Day. 
• Minnesota’s Attorney General warns shops to stop selling deceptive vaping products aimed at children.
• Minneapolis is selling trees at a deeply discounted price to help beautify the city and battle climate change. 
• High School Football begins in Minnesota and Minnesota is fortunate to have enough officials.
• Gophers go wide right and lose the opener.

It's the Wednesday version of WCCO's "830 On The Go". 

• St. Paul takes receivership over a downtown apartment beset by trash, drugs, rats and worse. 
• A State Trooper in court for a crash that killed an Owatonna teen. 
• A plea deal may be in the works for the man charged with killing five in a car crash last year. 
• Rice County Sheriff’s Office looking for more information about a crash that killed one teen and injured two others.
• Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara with some frank comments on kids committing crimes in the city.
• Questions for Republicans in the campaign against DFL incumbent Angie Craig in Minnesota’s second district. 
• Minnesota cracks down on the misclassification of employees as independent contractors.
• Blue Earth County finalizes plans for the flood ravaged Rapidan Dam.
• Minneapolis Animal Care and Control says scammers are targeting people looking for their lost pets.
• Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards is coming to a Netflix screen near you.

Mark Freie anchors the 830 on the Go for Tuesday, August 27, 2024

• Powerful storms caused all kinds of problems Tuesday morning in the Twin Cities.
• Former Gopher football player Casey O'Brien shares about his ongoing fight against cancer.
• Saint Paul city officials are seeking an emergency receivership for a deteriorating apartment building.
• It's Overdose Awareness Week in Minnesota.
• Arrests are made in the shooting of a 15-year-old girl in Minneapolis.
• New plans for the Rapidan Dam near Mankato.
• It's a big week for first-year students at the University of Minnesota.

Mark Freie anchors the On the Go for Monday, August 26th

• A summer blast of heat and humidity is rocking Minnesota.
• New citizens get sworn-in at the Minnesota State Fair.
• An arrest after "pull tab money" was stolen Sunday in Sartell.
• U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson visits Minneapolis.
• DFL merchandise is selling quickly at the Minnesota State Fair.
• A school bus driver shortage headed into the new school year.
• U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar joins U-S Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra.
• Craft beer gets a big stage at the state fair.
• There's a new calendar for sale at the Great Minnesota Get-Together featuring Saint Paul Firefighters. 

• Lake Nokomis is closed again in Minneapolis this weekend

• Minnesota car insurance rates could jump significantly this year

• The Minnesota State Fair is reporting record attendance on this year's opening day

• Minnesota U.S. Senator Tina Smith says the DNC this week in Chicago
• Safety concerns from the public are mounting after reports of animal welfare violations at a Roseville Aquarium
• A  surprise restaurant closure from a popular, local James Beard Award-winning chef
• Minnesota and 8 other states have joined a federal antitrust lawsuit against software company RealPage
• It's nearly two years in prison for the former mayor of a western Minnesota town who pleaded guilty to threatening violence at the U-of-M Twin Cities campus

• It's Day one of The Great Minnesota Get Together.

• Xcel Energy has gone back on its plan that would charge customers more.

• The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is investigating some suspicious substances showing up in the Mississippi River.

• Fresh off his speech last night before the DNC, Governor and now Vice Presidential nominee Tim Walz stopped by the Minnesota delegates daily breakfast at a hotel in downtown Chicago earlier this morning.
• Minnesota delegate and St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter also speaking at this morning's breakfast.
• The 71st Princess Kay of the Milky Way was crowned last night.
• The estranged wife of Minnesota Corrections Commissioner Paul Schnell is in jail.
• WCCO Radio is marking a major milestone out at the State Fair this year our 100th anniversary.

Mark Freie anchors the On the Go for Tuesday, August 20th, 2024.

• WCCO Radio's Susie Jones talked with Minnesota Governor, and Vice President Kamala Harris' running mate, Tim Walz.
• Minnesota's Tribal organizations are weighing in on the potential of Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan becoming Minnesota's governor.
• Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores addressing comments made about him by Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa.
• An upsurge of mpox in the Democratic Republic of the Congo isn't cause for panic here in Minnesota just yet.
• A deadly shooting at a south Minneapolis encampment.
• Sentencing for a White Earth Man.
• Former Minneapolis police officer Thomas Lane is being released from prison.
• A war of words between MPD's Brian O'Hara and Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty.
• The DNR pond is now stocked with fish ahead of the Minnesota State Fair.

• A popular Minneapolis event returns this coming weekend
• Minneapolis Police are investigating a shooting that injured four kids
• Former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura says he's boycotting the State Fair this year
• The Democratic National Convention begins in Chicago today
• A weekend shooting in St. Paul leaves one man seriously injured.
• A busy rock and roll weekend in downtown Minneapolis
• Northeast Minneapolis residents are calling for the closure of a local shingle factory they say is putting "lives in danger" 

Heading into a busy weekend for the Twin Cities, here's everything going on with the 830 On The Go! 

• Maplewood police investigating a homicide.
• While Maplewood police also investigate and make an arrest in a deadly hit-and-run.
• Minneapolis’ iconic Foshay Tower celebrates 95 years. 
• More information on a fatal apartment fire in Minneapolis this week. 
• An overnight shooting in St. Paul sends a teenager to the hospital. 
• What a weekend. Metallica, Green Day, Metallica, Def Leppard and Green Day, plus Porchfest in Uptown. We have a full rundown.
• Metro Transit is ready to help people get around with all the activity in the city. 
• Flight attendants for Sun Country Airlines have voted to authorize a strike.
• A special day for WCCO’s Denny Long who celebrates his 53rd year with the station.