The Wednesday "830 On The Go" is here! Get these stories:

• Two homicides in two days in St. Paul.
• A massive, Chicago-based drug bust in Duluth.
• Minneapolis city leaders say they've completed a laundry list of emergency management goals and updates.
• New pollinator-friendly license plates in Minnesota.
  Animal rescue groups are helping victims of domestic violence.
• Independent drug store owners ask the legislature for help. 
• An update on the Apple River stabbing trial. 
• Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara defends the controversial shotspotter technology. 
• A Burnsville student is under arrest for bringing a loaded gun to school. 
• Warm winter? That means an early appearance from Minnesota’s hibernating bears.

Mark Freie anchors the 830 News on the Go for Tuesday, April 2nd, 2024:

• The mother of 17-year-old Isaac Schuman testified Tuesday in day two of the Apple River stabbing trial.
• Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara talked about the city's police numbers Tuesday on WCCO Radio.
• Governor Tim Walz is skeptical about alternative rideshare services.
• St. Paul Police are investigating the city's latest homicide.
• Vikings offensive coordinator Wes Phillips has been suspended by the team.
• Charges against eight members of a Chicago-based drug trafficking group.
• MnDOT's warning motorists to be careful as construction season begins.
• Kickoff to Summer at the Fair returns to the Minnesota State Fair in May.
• Louis Varland's on the mound for the Twins on Tuesday in Milwaukee.

Mark Freie isn't April Fooling with the On the Go for Monday, April 1, 2024.

• Details are emerging during the trial of a man charged following a 2022 stabbing on the Apple River.
• One arrest following an hours-long standoff in Woodbury.
• State Patrol Colonel Matt Langer and Governor Tim Walz discuss a $22 million State Patrol HQ.
• Sterns County has a new jail rehabilitation program.
• MSU Mankato's welcoming two national championship basketball teams.
• An 11-year-old boy is clinging to life following a shooting Friday night in St. Paul.
• WCCO Radio's got another Tax Tip brought to you by Guttman Law.
• Target Field's got its list of new foods fans can enjoy while watching the Minnesota Twins this season. 

Get the news when you want the news with the "830 On The Go". This Good Friday it includes:

• Twins win their season opener!
• However, the St. Paul Saints opener is postponed due to cold and snow. 
• A 19-year old St. Paul woman is facing up to 20 years in prison for shooting and killing her boyfriend.
• Minnesota Graduation rates are down and Minneapolis Public Schools explains why. 
• Minnesota may join a lawsuit against gun manufacturer Glock. 
• Union Gospel Twin Cities gets set to provide meals to those in need this Easter weekend. 
• Minneapolis business owners concerned about the potential end of rideshare services in the city. 
• Two planes touched wings at MSP Airport Thursday and the FAA is investigating. 
• Not For Sale: Drama surrounds the Timberwolves and Lynx ownership situation. 
• Minnesota State men’s and women’s Basketball teams keep winning and it is putting some major mileage on administrator cars.
• Our March snow has put skiers back on Minnesota hills. 
• Cars, cars and more cars as the Auto Show hits town.

Catch the local news you may have missed this Thursday with the 830 On The Go:

• Wolves ownership chaos after Glen Taylor shuts down deal with Alex Rodriguez and Marc Lore. 
• Graduation rates in Minnesota are down. 
• Governor Walz chimes in on the issues with rideshare services in Minneapolis.
• An alleged gang member pleads guilty to illegal firearms charges.
• Geothermal heating and cooling could save St. Paul Public Schools a lot of money. 
• Governor Walz touts a new aluminum recycling plant in Rosemount. 
• The Twins open the season in Kansas City Thursday but the St. Paul Saints are prepping CHS Field for a home opener tomorrow.
• A Twins prospect in Fort Myers is a hero after rescuing a man from a burning home.

All the news you need on this Wednesday is right here in the 830 On The Go: 

• An investigation underway after a police pursuit and crash in Chanhassen.
• Governor Walz delivers his State of the State plus state Republicans respond. 
• The bridge collapse in Baltimore is bringing back memories for many Minnesotans who are offering condolences to those killed or hurt. 
• MyPillow gets evicted by a judge for not paying rent at a Shakopee warehouse.
• Need some spending money? Sports officials are needed in Minneapolis this summer.
• Uber launches an email campaign urging legislators to keep operating in Minneapolis and the metro area.
• The Minnesota Department of Health is trying to prevent people from getting diabetes.
• Some of the unsung heroes of Gopher Men's Basketball are asking for a little bit of help.

Mark Freie anchors 830 News on the Go for Tuesday, March 26th.

• More snow on Tuesday is creating rough travel conditions and having a positive impact on the state's drought conditions.
• This influx of moisture could mean big problems for homeowners.
• Governor Tim Walz is set to deliver his State of the State address.
• The St. Paul Central high school softball team is headed to D.C.
• A surprising turn of events Monday inside a Hennepin County courtroom.
• Minnesotans are seeing an increased risk of diabetes.
• The Twins are wrapping-up spring training before Thursday's opening day.

Mark Freie anchors the 830 News on the Go for Monday, March 25, 2024:

• Snow, rain, slush...it's all having an impact on the Twin Cities to start the week.
• A Pine City man's been sentenced in a child exploitation and pornography case.
• Six juveniles are in custody following a Brooklyn Park robbery.
• Governor Tim Walz visited western Minnesota over the weekend.
• A hot air balloon crash survivor is reliving what happened last week near Rochester.
• A big chess win for a North Oaks teen.
• A landmark gay bar in Minneapolis is closed due to a fire.
• WCCO Radio offers up another tax tip ahead of the April 15th deadline. 

The 830 News on the Go for Friday, March 22, 2024 includes:

• WCCO Radio's Paul Douglas details what we can expect for snow this weekend.
• LaTrisha Vetaw shares her thoughts on how the Minneapolis City Council is handling the city's controversial rideshare ordinance.
• A marijuana dispensary's set to open this summer near Red Wing.
• Sentencing's been set for man involved in a deadly Mall of America shooting.
• Minnesota's part of an antitrust lawsuit against Apple.
• Cretin-Derham Hall is well represented in this year's NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.
• And an unlikely partnership for Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation.

Thursday's 830 On The Go includes these stories:

• The Minneapolis City Council continues to wrestle with a rideshare ordinance. 
• Meanwhile, Republicans are proposing statewide regulations for rideshare. 
• Eye to the Sky: Some incoming winter weather says Paul Douglas. 
• A shooting Wednesday night at an Edina gym. 
• Minnesota joins the Justice Department in an antitrust lawsuit against Apple.
• A hot air balloon crashes near Rochester but nobody is injured. 
• North Memorial makes cuts that shuts down their outpatient mental health services.  
• Sports betting in Minnesota could be top of mind with March Madness getting underway today.
• The Lynx will retire former superstar Maya Moore’s number 23 this summer.