Mark Freie anchors the 830 On the Go for Tuesday, June 4, 2024.

• Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty speaks out about her decision to drop charges against state trooper Ryan Londregan who shot and killed Ricky Cobb II during a traffic stop.
• Cobb's family and family attorney respond to those charges being dropped.
• Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara speaks to WCCO Radio in the wake of officer Jamal Mitchell's death.
• Justin Jefferson is talking about his record-setting $140 million deal with the Minnesota Vikings.
• Royce Lewis is back with the Minnesota Twins.
• The high school softball state tournament returns to North Mankato this week, but its days there could be numbered.

Mark Freie hosts the 830 News on the Go for Monday, June 3, 2024.

• Hennepin County Attorney and Governor Tim Walz exchange words after charges were dropped against state trooper Ryan Londregan in the death of Ricky Cobb II.
• Justin Jefferson has a new contract with the Minnesota Vikings.
• Authorities have identified the man who shot and killed MPD officer Jamal Mitchell.
• A new bill imposes new penalties for straw purchasing guns.
• The V3 Sports Complex is now open in North Minneapolis.

It's a tragic way to end the week. Friday's "830 On The Go" has these stories including the latest on the deadly shooting in Minneapolis Thursday evening.

• The latest on the south Minneapolis shooting that claimed the life of a police officer and two others Thursday. Plus plenty of community reaction. 
• It’s the 40th Anniversary of Prince’s Purple Rain and First Ave is celebrating with a sing-along. 
• The Timberwolves season comes to an end with a disappointing loss Thursday. 
• Hennepin County will appeal the overturning of murder conviction for the killing of North High’s DeShaun Hill Jr.
• Minneapolis Heart Institute is the first in the nation to use a new device to treat 'leaky' heart valves.
• Some news out of Attorney Keith Ellison's office concerning student athletes.
• Sunday brings the return of St. Paul’s Grand Old Day.
• The Ramsey County Attorney's Office determines a man shot by police in December was justified. 
• PWHL Minnesota gets ready to celebrate, or keep celebrating, a championship!

It's time for Thursday's "830 On The Go" including these stories:

• More calls for embattled Senator Nicole Mitchell to resign while Republicans call foul. 
• Minnesota PWHL brings home a championship in their first season!
• An increase in surgery procedure mistakes and mishaps in healthcare facilities across the state. 
• Heavy May rain means warnings about high water.
• It’s another monster, must-win game for the Timberwolves. 
• The Wolves are also hosting another Block Party for Game 5. 
• Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey on the city’s new police contract.
• Minneapolis welcomes back the music with Pianos on Parade.

Mark Freie brings you the On the Go for Tuesday, May 28th, 2024.

• A conviction overturned in the murder of Deshaun Hill Jr.
• Minneapolis has reportedly reached a new contract with the union representing the city's police force.
• Governor Tim Walz signs a rideshare bill into law.
• A dramatic and scary scene on the high and fast Cannon River near Faribault.
• The Timberwolves need to win tonight in Dallas to keep their season alive. 
• For the third straight year, the Minnesota Twins are providing a week of service.
• Marijuana addiction is a concern.
• Our recent rainy weather has provided a nice boost to the monarch population.
• Remembering Bill Walton.

Mark Freie hosts the 830 On the Go for Friday, March 24, 2024.

• A massive search for two missing canoeists in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness is expected to carry into the weekend
• Game two of the western conference finals between the Minnesota Timberwolves and Dallas Mavericks is Friday night
• A suspected homicide is under investigation in Lakeville
• St. Paul is kicking off its Safe Summer program
• Minnesota lakes and rivers look to be a busy place this Memorial Day weekend
• New legislation aims to crack down on copper wire thefts
• A pray service remembering George Floyd, four years after his murder

Here's your Thursday "830 On The Go"! Catch up with all the news here:

• Wolves lose Game 1 despite the support of a huge, sold out crowd at Target Center. 
• Minneapolis Police investigate hit-and-run as a possible hate crime. 
• The WWE is bringing SummerSlam to Minneapolis. 
• Speaking of fun in Minneapolis, the city has a massive amount of activities and events planned this summer. 
• Meet Your Match: WCCO’s Jordana Green meets the person who was her bone marrow transplant donor. 
• Minneapolis City Council members celebrate the statewide rideshare bill. 
• Senator Tina Smith is proposing legislation to combat senior loneliness.
• U.S. Gymnastics is coming to Minneapolis ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.

WCCO's Laura Oakes takes you through the Wednesday "830 On The Go"!

• Wolves fever grips the Twin Cities ahead of Game 1. 
• Minneapolis police launch a homicide investigation after a woman was shot Sunday night.
• The National Weather service reports that there was an tornado in Winona County Tuesday.
• Senator Tina Smith is advocating for a new bill combating isolation issues among seniors.
• University of Minnesota baseball team's pitching coach is named the team's new head coach.
• Another jam packed summer of events in Minneapolis.
  
  

Mark Freie brings you the 830 News on the Go for Tuesday, May 21, 2024.

• Severe weather, including heavy rain and possible tornados, is a threat Tuesday afternoon and evening.
• An emergency response exercise Tuesday in St. Paul.
• Timberwolves tickets sold out quickly Monday.
• Minnesota's PWHL team is in Boston.
• Amtrak's project spanning two decades makes a big move.
• More legal trouble for Derek Chauvin.
• Hennepin County's bringing back its expungement clinic.
• Crime in Dinkytown is a focus for the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office.
• Donations galore for Goodwill in the Twin Cities.
• Six elementary schools take the stage Tuesday at Pantages Theatre.

Mark Freie anchors the 830 On the Go for Monday, May 20, 2024.

• It's on to the Western Conference Finals for the Minnesota Timberwolves.
• Severe weather could be on the way to Minnesota on Tuesday.
• The 2024 legislative session is over in St. Paul.
• Minneapolis City Council President Elliot Payne talks about the new rideshare agreement.
• A company's been chosen by Minneapolis leaders regarding the police department's consent decree.
• Allina Health is launching its new cancer connection app.
• A new crime tool announce by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.
• A senior at El-Amal School in Fridley has been crowned a 2024 National STEM Challenge champion.