Some major breaking news in our "830 On The Go" for Wednesday. Here's the rundown:

• Minnesota 3rd District Congressman Dean Phillips says he’s out of the presidential race and endorsing Joe Biden. 
• Recapping the Super Tuesday results in Minnesota. 
• Minnesota Muslim leaders demand a ceasefire in Gaza. 
• The Minnesota GOP proposes new state flag legislation.
• Gun safety advocates on the steps of the state capital yesterday.
• Part two of our series looking at the good and bad for businesses along Metro Transit’s Green Line Light Rail. 
• St. Paul teachers avoid a major strike. 
• Nursing Home workers also strike asking for higher pay and better working conditions. 
• The Big Ten Maker’s Market brings some local pop-up retail to the Twin Cities. 
• And Minneapolis and St. Paul businesses see a couple of huge weekends as the Big Ten Tournament and Boys State Hockey Tournaments come to town.

Mark Freie hosts the WCCO Radio News on the Go for Tuesday, March 5, 2024

• A tentative agreements been reaches between St. Paul teachers and the district, days before a strike was set to take place.
• SEIU Local members are striking for a second straight day in the Twin Cities.
• Minnesotans are at the polls Tuesday, proclaiming who they want to run for president.
• Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon isn't predicting voter turnout.
• Target's out with some good business news.
• Minneapolis police chief Brian O'Hara shares candid thoughts about guns.
• A big lotto winner in Roseville.
• Emotions reached a boiling point at an Edina School Board meeting on Monday.
• WCCO Radio takes a look at the Green Line's impact on businesses.
• Allianz Field is set to host the U.S. Women's National team in April.

Mark Freie anchors Monday's 830 News on the Go:

• SEIU Local 26 janitors have started a three-day strike
• Minnesota lawmakers want to improve the state's ability to fight employer misclassification fraud
• A wildfire near Waseca Sunday injured one person along with multiple firefighters
• It's time to get those ice houses off waterways in southern Minnesota
• Warmer than usual weather appears here to stay
• A popular south metro apple orchard is on the market
• WCCO's Ari Bergeron has this week's WCCO Radio tax tip
• A new opioid outpatient treatment clinic is open in Roseville

Mark Freie hosts the 830 on the Go for Friday, March 1, 2024.

• Two Minneapolis city council members are hoping to take a new approach to addressing encampments across the city.
• St. Paul residents are calling for more renter protections.
• Mediation resumes in St. Paul between teachers and district leaders.
• Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarity explains charges against teens involved in a robbery spree last weekend in Minneapolis.
• Alexander Mattison appears to be on his way out of the Vikings organization.
• A pop-up food drives Saturday looks to fill the Salvation Army's nine metro-area food shelves.
• Caitlin Clark headlines the Big Ten Women's Basketball Tournament that takes over downtown Minneapolis next week.

Here is the Thursday "830 On The Go" including these stories:

• New numbers on the State budget surplus are better than November’s.
• Emotional testimony at the State Capitol, where lawmakers are hearing about a gun storage bill.
• St. Paul fire officials are reporting the city's seventh fire fatality of 2024 
• A tense moment as yesterday's St. Paul City Council meeting came to a close. 
• More than a thousand educators from across Minnesota expected to rally in the Capitol rotunda. 
• Good news this week for Twins fans and Byron Buxton. 
• Fans inside a sold out Williams Arena last night didn't have to wait long to see the sport's biggest star put on a show.
• Get ready for July! Some news on this year’s Taste of Minnesota.
• The healing is just beginning after a massive outpouring of support at the public funeral for three Burnsville first responders killed in the line of duty.

A somber and honorable goodbye to three first responders a big part of Wednesday's "830 On The Go":

• Thousands pour into an Eden Prairie church to remember Burnsville police officers Matthew Ruge and Paul Elmstrand, and Burnsville firefighter paramedic Adam Finseth at a memorial service Wednesday. 
• Hennepin County Attorney's Office is hosting its first ever expungement clinic. 
• Uber and Lyft drivers made their voices heard during a Minneapolis City Council committee meeting Tuesday. 
• A quadruple shooting in Minneapolis yesterday afternoon. 
• A tentative agreement has been reached that looks to keep thousands of Twin Cities janitors who clean big box stores off the picket line.
• Tonight's Gopher women's basketball game at sold out Williams Arena could look more like an away game as Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes are in town.

Mark Freie hosts the 830 News on the Go for Tuesday, February 27, 2024

• Saint Paul Public School administrators are optimistic that a new contract will be reached with teachers by the end of the week
• Nikki Haley visited the Twin Cities last night as part of her presidential campaign...and spoke to WCCO Radio's Jason DeRusha
• Minnesota Senate Republicans are introducing their "repair agenda"
• City leaders believe Minneapolis' behavioral crisis response program is making a difference
• Say goodbye to the warm temperatures...for now
• Byron Buxton returned the outfield Tuesday for the Minnesota Twins
• State leaders hope a new campaign aims to draw both tourists and permanent residents to Minnesota
• The new University of Minnesota president designate is early in the job accepting process
• WCCO Radio's Steve Simpson has the details on a new state fair concert

Mark Freie hosts the 830 News on the Go for Monday, February 26, 2024

• Minneapolis police are investigating another round of violent robberies over the weekend that involved young suspects
• Teachers in St. Paul intend to strike as contract negotiations continue
• Governor Tim Walz and other state leaders held a roundtable Monday to talk about the opioid crisis
• Minnesota's weather rollercoaster continues this week
• Thousands of Twin Cities janitors and security guards are close to striking
• More reaction from the Minnesota Twins on comments made by executive chair Joe Pohlad

Mark Freie hosts the 830 News On The Go for Friday, February 23, 2024

• Community members gathered in Burnsville Thursday night for a service paying tribute to three fallen first responders
• A charity hockey fundraiser in Blaine looks to help families of the three first responders killed in Burnsville
• An Edina woman faces federal wire fraud charges
• Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey spent Friday morning touring minority-owned businesses in the North Loop
• A Minnesota group wants funding to combat students skipping school
• Re-sentencing Friday for a man convicted in a 2008 double homicide in Minneapolis
• Mike Conley's going to be with the Timberwolves awhile longer
• The Minnesota Twins get their spring training games underway Friday with a match-up against the Gophers
• Sebastian Bach is the headliner for a fundraiser this weekend in St. Paul

The Thursday 830 On the Go gets you all caught up with these stories:

• Metro Transit adding more agents to light rail trains. 
• Burnsville search warrant shows first responders who were killed responded to a report of sexual assault. 
• More information on a memorial and funeral arrangements for the Burnsville officers and EMT. 
• A Minnesota man linked to the brutal death of a Los Angeles model. 
• Minnesota's EMS system is on the “brink of collapse”.
• Bill that would waive tuition for a portion of an aspiring teacher's. 
• MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell was forced to pay $5 million in an election data dispute.  
• Former Viking Adrian Peterson caught up in a strange online auction. 
• A Lakeville printing company shows their support for the Burnsville first responders. 
• 44 years ago today: The Miracle On Ice!