Mark Freie anchors the On the Go for Friday, May 17th, 2024.

• Game Seven is set for Sunday between the Minnesota Timberwolves and Denver Nuggets
• A day of remembrance in downtown Minneapolis
• Two shootings leave two people dead Thursday in Minneapolis
• Former President Donald Trump is in the Twin Cities Friday
• Governor Tim Walz is urging compromise as the session slowly winds down
• Art-A-Whirl returns to NE Minneapolis this weekend
• A unique look at some historic sites
• A new safety protocol is coming to high school hockey
• And a U.S. Army Veteran's receiving a Purple Heart more than seven decades after he was injured in the Korean War

It's Thursday's edition of "830 on the Go" including these stories:

• A late night and early morning in the Minnesota Senate which adjourned around 5:30 this morning. 

• BCA investigating an officer involved shooting overnight that left a man dead.

• The trial date for Minnesota State Patrol Trooper Ryan Londregan.

• Sentencing is Thursday for a man who shot and injured a Minneapolis police officer. 

• Talk about a long baseball game. A high school matchup in Minnesota takes 18 innings - and two weeks - to complete. 

• Minneapolis has a new rideshare option.

• The Timberwolves are on the ropes in a must-win Game 6 Thursday night.

Here is the Wednesday version of "830 On The Go" including these stories:

• Minneapolis teachers get their new union contract approved.

• It’s Peace Officer Memorial Day in St. Paul. 

• Another attempt to expel embattled state Senator Nicole Mitchell (DFL) fails. 

• Minneapolis city leaders are highlighting the success of a project promoting labor standards compliance. 

• The body of a missing kayaker in Kandiyohi County is found. 

• WCCO In-Depth Part 3: Transgender people living in rural Minnesota face significant health care challenges.

• Is there still a chance for a sports betting bill to come out of St. Paul?

• Do-Or-Die: It’s Game 6 for the Wolves and Denver Thursday and Minnesota has to win to extend the season. 

• The power of the NFL is seen clearly in the release of the schedule in May.

WCCO's Laura Oakes has the Tuesday "830 On The Go":

• Health insurance regulators fine United Healthcare. 
• Attorney General Keith Ellison files a lawsuit against a Minnetonka real estate broker. 
• The wind down of the 2024 Legislative Session but still key issues to be resolved. 
• Less smoke in the air than yesterday, but forecasting wildfire smoke is tough duty for the rest of the summer, says Paul Douglas.
• With the Uber and Lyft futures in doubt in Minneapolis, there's a new rideshare service coming into town. 
• The water is not warm yet and Hennepin County is warning people who are out on lakes and rivers. 
• It's a massive Game 5 for the Timberwolves Tuesday night. 
• And the NBA has fined Wolves center Rudy Gobert for a gesture during Game 4.
• The Minnesota Lynx get their season underway during a time of strong momentum for women's sports. 
• The Minnesota State Fair is 99 days away and they're announcing all of the free shows during this year's Great Minnesota Get-Together.

It's Monday and time to get caught up. Do it with WCCO's "830 On The Go"!

• The state begins to expunge marijuana records. 
• Another air quality alert brings back memories of 2023, but experts say this year won’t be as bad. 
• Some early season water safety issues with a drowning and a missing kayaker.
• Minnesota lawmakers are expected to debate the Equal Rights Amendment bill today.
• Part 1 of WCCO In-Depth on gender affirming care in rural Minnesota. 
• A funeral Monday for a firefighter who was shot in south Minneapolis.
• Minnesota rolled out the new state flag and seal this past weekend. 
• Also this past weekend, the Minnesota fishing opener and some anglers searched for the elusive muskie. 
• Former President Donald Trump is coming to Minnesota this week for a fundraiser. 
• A big manufacturing expansion in the south metro.
• The last full week of Minnesota’s legislative session. 
• The Wolves are licking their wounds after losing two straight but the team has already announced sales for game 6 tickets.

WCCO's Laura Oakes ends your week with all the local news you need to know with the "830 On The Go"!

• St. Paul Police release body cam of officer-involved shooting this week.
• A teenager is clinging to life and another recovering following a shooting Thursday night in north Minneapolis involving more stolen Kia's.
• It is the fishing opener this weekend but Governor Tim Walz took time to talk about new gun legislation passed by the Senate.
• Women are being encouraged to join in a new Mother's Day fishing event. 
  University of Minnesota students who were involved in pro-Palestinian demonstrations got a chance to speak in front of the Board of Regents.
• It's a heck of a chance to see the Northern Lights across Minnesota according to WCCO Meteorologist Paul Douglas.
• Minneapolis is bursting at the seams with Timberwolves fans ahead of what should be a raucous Game 3 at Target Center.
• Valleyfair in Shakopee is opening this weekend with some new food and drink features. 

WCCO's Laura Oakes takes you through the Thursday edition of 830 On The Go:

• Reconnecting Nicollet at Lake Street after a new plan unveiled by Minneapolis.
• New information about the deputies from Carver County who shot a knife-wielding man in Chanhassen.
• An investigation underway after a fire at a commercial building in the southeast metro.
• A new traffic headache in the south metro.
• Another nice honor for the Timberwolves Karl-Anthony Towns.
• The Minnesota Lynx have made more tickets available when Caitlin Clark comes to town.
• It's time for the Minnesota Governor's Fishing Opener, taking place in Lake City.
• A toy lending program makes playtime more affordable for kids in the Twin Cities.

Mark Freie anchors the 830 on the Go for Tuesday, May 7th, 2024.

• A house explosion Tuesday morning left two people and a dog dead north of the Twin Cities.
• Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey says the state of the city is "brimming with possibility."
• The Minneapolis Police Department's using a variety of recruitment tools.
• Federal charges have been filed against a Red Lake woman.
• More about the Minneapolis rideshare debacle.
• Minnesota's tackling ticket fees.
• Ticket prices for Friday's Timberwolves game against the Nuggets are surging.
• A new music program puts students in front of an audience of canines and felines.
• The Boy Scouts of America is changing its name.

WCCO's Laura Oakes brings you a very busy Monday "830 On The Go"!

• Members of the Minneapolis City Council and legislators announcing a deal on rideshare legislation despite more protests from Uber and Lyft.
• The latest on efforts at the State Capitol to punish DFL State Senator Nicole Mitchell.
• Former President Trump coming to the Twin Cities for a fundraiser in May. 
  A St. Paul woman charged with first degree sex assault for alleged texting with an 11-year old.
• Minnesota BCA investigating after Carver County deputies shot a knife wielding man during a domestic dispute in Chanhassen.
• A metro firefighter is dead after a weekend shooting in South Minneapolis.
• It's Game 2 tonight in Denver as the Wolves look to take a commanding lead in the Western Conference Semifinals.
• Bison are slowly coming back in Minnesota.
• Could you already be dealing with summertime blues? It's called reverse seasonal affective disorder.
• Minnesota has its 60th Teacher of the Year!
  
  

Mark Freie delivers the 830 On the Go for Friday, May 3rd, 2024.

• More backlash today against Minnesota congresswoman Ilhan Omar following her comments last week about 'pro-genocide' Jewish students.
• Minnesota Senate Republicans are expressing more anger about DFL state senator Nicole Mitchell.
• Legalized sports betting could be on the chopping block in Minnesota.
• St. Louis Park's Pathways to Policing program is receiving praise from state leaders.
• Expanded mental health resources for local law enforcement in Minnesota.
• A big weekend for the Minnesota Twins and Timberwolves.
• Fulton's Gran Fondo bike ride is Saturday.
• Canterbury Park's hosting a massive Kentucky Derby party.
• And there's a new spot for a Twin Cities interactive store.