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!

The Wednesday "830 On The Go" includes these stories:

• New proposed gun legislation on storage, stolen firearms. 
• Hennepin County hosting “expungement clinics” for marijuana felony convictions. 
• The state looks to address the lack of affordable housing. 
• Dr. Mike Osterholm is encouraging people to keep up with their vaccinations. 
• GOP Presidential hopeful Nikki Haley visiting Minnesota next week.
• One person died today after being struck by a Metro Transit bus.
• An update on a St. Paul teen homicide.
• Nursing home workers announcing that they will go on a one day strike next month. 
• Minnesota Twins Executive Chair Joe Pohlad says the Twins are done spending on free agents.

Mark Freie anchors the On the Go for Tuesday, February 20, 2024

• We're learning more about the first responders who were killed in the line of duty Sunday in Burnsville
• There's a way to support the families of the three men who were killed
• Governor Tim Walz is responding to criticism in the wake of Sunday's shooting
• Charges are filed against a Minneapolis man following last Friday's deadly crash in Arden Hills
• It was a big weekend for the World Cross Country Ski races in Minneapolis
• State lawmakers want to make housing more affordable in Minnesota
• A warmer than usual winter looks to have an impact on Minnesota farmers
• Changes could be coming for a beloved park in St. Anthony Village

WCCO's Laura Oakes has Friday's 830 On the Go including these stories:

• School bus driver charged with DWI
• Teachers strike in St. Paul?
• St. Paul's School's Joe Gothard named the National Superintendent of the Year.
• Election official warn of "deep fakes". 
• An abrupt firing at Minneapolis City Hall. 
• How to spend money from an e-cigarette settlement.
• Revenue Department makes one more attempt to get people to cash state refunds.
• The Timberwolves' success is bringing more people downtown helping out local businesses. 
• Rolling out the red carpet for the attendees of the World Cup Cross Country Ski Championships!

Here comes the Thursday 830 On The Go including these stories:

• Minneapolis Police using new protocol to address armed robberies.
• A St. Paul woman facing charges of murder after stabbing a man. 
• The latest on former President Donald Trump’s legal issues.
• Teachers in St. Paul to decide whether to authorize a strike against the school district.
• Still investigating a fatal fire in Alexandria. 
• The Wolves keep winning and that’s helping local businesses. 
• Sentencing in a Minneapolis carjacking case that targeted rideshare drivers.
• The latest from CBS on the shooting in Kansas City.
• A tough wintery commute Thursday but it won’t stick around long. 
• Minnesota lawmakers are debating an infertility bill. 
• A school bus driver in Chisago County is allegedly drunk while driving kids. 
• The World Cup Cross Country Ski championships begin tomorrow.

The Wednesday 830 On The Go! All you need to know for today including:

• A rarity this winter: Snow is on the way!
• Lawmakers look at a bill to force insurance to pay for infertility treatments. 
• Investigating an overnight murder.
• Another hearing on School Resource Officers.
• Flower shops get busy for Valentine’s Day.
• Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara on arrests made for some weekend armed robberies.
• Happy about the snow? Not as happy as the organizers of this weekend’s World Cup Cross Country Ski race in Minneapolis.
• An off-duty sheriff’s deputy is being praised for stopping a carjacking.
• Moose Lake will decide tonight if they’re keeping a police department.
• The Twins are officially in Spring Training-mode and have a TV deal for 2024.

Mark Freie delivers the 830 on the Go for Tuesday, February 13, 2024

• MSP airport is one of 30 different airports around the world where workers are walking the picket lines
• Measles cases in the Twin Cities are raising concerns of state health officials
• The police force in Moose Lake could soon be a thing of the papst
• The U.S. Postal Inspection Service wants to find out why a few collection boxes were stolen last month
• Madonna's raising money for a LGBTQ organization during her stop in St. Paul
• Valley Fair's looking to hire for its 2024 season
• 100 years for Children's Minnesota
• Motley Crue is coming to the Great Minnesota Get-Together

Mark Freie hosts the 830 on the Go for Monday, February 12, 2024

• Minnesota lawmakers returned to St. Paul on Monday to begin the new session
• Minneapolis police say a string of robberies over the weekend is under investigation
• Edina police are looking into an assault that happened Monday morning
• Two people are dead and another is hospitalized following suspected carbon monoxide poisoning in Mille Lacs County
• Minneapolis Public Schools superintendent Dr. Lisa Sayles-Adams is busy in her first two weeks on the job
• The Vikings weren't in Sunday's big game, but Minnesota was represented
• Clear your calendar, Usher is coming to Minneapolis in November

Mark Freie hosts the On the Go for Friday, February 9, 2024.

• The University of Minnesota is buying back its teaching hospital from Fairview Health Services
• Sentencing came Friday for a former St. Paul parks and rec employee who shot a teenage boy last year
• The death of an infant at a western Minnesota casino is under investigation
• Police in St. Paul are investigating after a 7-year-old girl was attacked by numerous dogs on Thursday
• State leaders are supporting a bill to lift the burden of medical debt off Minnesota families
• WCCO Radio's Susie Jones continues an in-depth series on the upcoming legislative session
• Good news for next weekend's World Cup cross country ski race in Minneapolis
• A special event for those with special needs comes to an end this weekend.
• It's a big weekend for the Gopher men's basketball team
• Hear from the new MPS superintendent who's wrapping up her first week on the job
• And a movie filmed in Minnesota hits theatres this weekend