Mark Freie anchors the 830 On the Go for February 6, 2024.

• Operators at historic Lutsen Resort Lodge are vowing to rebuild following a massive fire
• Two Amish children are fighting for their lives at Children's Hospital after a car hit the buggy they were riding in
• A north Minneapolis shooting killed one person early Tuesday morning
• Metro Transit's updating riders about crime trends in the Twin Cities
• Osseo looks to open the state's first city-owned cannabis dispensary
• St. Cloud educators appear to have a new contract
• Minnesota nurses have announced what they'd like to see from the new legislative session
• MnDOT's working to address the amount of trash that is piling up on Minnesota roadways

Mark Freie delivers the On the Go for Monday, February 5, 2024. Today's stories include:

• One person was injured in a weekend shooting on a Green Line light rail train
• A northern Minnesota crash leaves three people dead, three others injured
• It's looking to be another warm week in Minnesota
• Charges are filed against a Minnesota man who threatened to kill Elon Musk, President Joe Biden
• A Blaine woman is charged with criminal sexual conduct involving teenage boys
• Scammers are using new and old tricks to swindle people
• Tax season is underway and there's a child tax credit many could use
• Chris Finch has been named the head coach of the Western Conference all star team
• End of life care appears to be an item of focus for law makers in St. Paul

Mark Freie hosts the On the Go for Friday, February 2, 2024.

• The Minnesota Department of Human Rights and the City of Minneapolis have announced who will oversee the Minneapolis Police Department's consent decree
• Minnesota Senate Majority leader Kari Dziedzic with a big announcement just days before the legislative session
• A man involved in a fatal 2021 shooting that happened at a graduation party in Woodbury has been sentenced
• State and federal fire investigators are looking into a suspected arson early Sunday morning
• The Twins appear to be coming back to Bally Sports North for the 2024 season
• Ice remains unsafe in Minnesota
• A roller derby showdown is Saturday at Roy Wilkens Auditorium

WCCO's Laura Oakes brings you Thursday's "830 On The Go" including these stories:

• Another Minneapolis homeless encampment is cleared.
• Public school teachers are asking for higher pay.
• A White Bear Lake tattoo parlor owner admits to being part of a national ring that trafficked in body parts.
• Lt. Governor Flanagan shares a personal experience at a domestic violence event.
• A deployment ceremony for Minnesota National Guard soldiers heading to the Middle East.
• Ice Castles shuts down due to unseasonably warm weather. 
• Minnesotans are spending too much time in the hospital and it is costing millions.
• Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack visits Minnesota Thursday.
• As Black History Month kicks off, the St. Paul Winter Carnival celebrates the historically Black Rondo neighborhood.
• St. Paul College is helping students prep for making a career out of Minnesota's newly legalized Cannabis industry.

WCCO's Laura Oakes takes you through all the news you need with "830 On the Go!"

• Small boy killed by Metro Transit bus.
• Mayor Frey vetoes controversial resolution by Minneapolis City Council saying it was one-sided.
• New details on what will soon become a new police station and community safety center in South Minneapolis.
• Minneapolis posting an order to vacate another homeless encampment.
• Teachers hold their first walkout looking for better pay.
• The search for the next leader of Minnesota's Office of Cannabis Management continues.
• Passenger traffic out of MSP Airport is up.
• You'd think a lack of snow this winter would exacerbate drought conditions, but experts say the warm weather might help.
• The Wolves Anthony Edwards hit with a big fine for criticizing officials.
• And record warmth today with more above average weather on the way.

Mark Freie anchors the On the Go for Tuesday, January 30, 2024:

• Reaction pouring in after the City of Minneapolis cleared another homeless encampment
• SPPS Superintendent Dr. Joe Gothard is one of three finalists to become the next superintendent of the Madison Metropolitan School District
• Warm weather is threatening the Cross Country Ski World Cup
• Traffic Safety cameras could return to Minneapolis
• Warm weather is leading to dangerous ice conditions
• Minneapolis hotels saw a boost in 2023
• MnDOT's name a snow plow contest is over, hear who the winners were
• Jorge Polanco is headed to Seattle as the Minnesota Twins made a big move Monday night

Stories for Monday's On the Go include:

• State trooper Ryan Londregan who's charged in the shooting death of Ricky Cobb II made his first court appearance on Monday.
• An initiative to cut hunger in Minnesota in half by 2030 is off to a rousing start.
• Police in Anoka County have identified the three individuals killed in a triple homicide on Friday.
• Minneapolis and St. Paul are going through discussions about improving their sports facilities.
• Neck guards are becoming a requirement for hockey players under 18 years old.
• A dying thief who stole ruby red slippers worn by Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz won't be headed to prison after all.
• National Blood Donor Month is coming to an end.
• WCCO's Laura Oakes found out about a new trend these days....women-only adventure travel trips.
• A Minnesota Orchestra concert series remains a fan favorite.

Stories for Friday's On The Go include:

• Three are now charged following a massive brawl at St. Louis Park High School
• The man who shot himself during an elementary school open house in St. Paul is now charged
• Minnesota Rep. Dean Phillips isn't shying away from his hope of becoming the next United States president
• TwinsFest is this weekend. Hear what's in store and a major announcement from the Twins about it's 2024 Hall of Fame class
• Gillette Children's is hosting an adaptive ski day Saturday at Buck Hill
• Warroad is welcoming in thousands for Hockey Day Minnesota

The Thursday 830 On The Go includes these stories:

• Plenty of reaction after charges filed in connection with the shooting death of a 33-year old during a traffic stop in north Minneapolis. 
• A bill to give people with terminal illness the ability to end their life.
• Police say the person who killed a 5-year old girl in a car accident last week may have been under the influence.
• A report shows the Walz administration failed to do a thorough background check on their choice for Director of the Office of Cannabis Management.
• The president is in Duluth-Superior today. 
• An update on a Minneapolis homicide. 
• The 138th Winter Carnival starts today!
• Minneapolis is looking for proposals for this year's Open Streets.
• The Postal Service Inspector General has flagged several issues involving mail delivery here in the Twin Cities.
• The Great Northern Festival kicks off tonight. 
• Two high school girls in Minnesota are named McDonald’s All-Americans.
• Seven Twin Cities’ restaurants or chefs are James Beard Award semifinalists.

It's 830 On The Go for Wednesday, including these stories:

• The Hennepin County Attorney's Office charging Minnesota State Trooper Ryan Londegran in the fatal freeway shooting of Ricky Cobb.
• Minnesota Rep. Dean Phillips vows to keep running for the Democratic presidential nomination following New Hampshire.
• Less snow? That means less money for road repair and maintenance.
• New data from a Minneapolis opioid clinic shows a lot of needs. 
• Hennepin County puts another $100 million towards the Southwest Light Rail project. 
• Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara on new traffic stop restrictions.
• Joe Mauer goes into the Hall of Fame and there’s plenty of reaction.