Mark Freie anchors the On the Go for Tuesday, January 23, 2024.

• Joe Mauer finds out Tuesday if he's a first ballot Hall of Famer.
• The family of Lucas Bellamy, who died inside the Hennepin County Jail, is suing the jail in federal court.
• Minneapolis police chief Brian O'Hara is discussing his department's approach to traffic stops.
• Minnesota military families now have more help paying for child care.
• Sen. Amy Klobuchar is taking steps to protect people from phone scams.
• Taste of Minnesota is returning to downtown Minneapolis in July.
• Karl Anthony Towns went off for 62 points Monday night, but the Wolves dropped the game to Charlotte 128-125.

Here is the Monday 830 On the Go including these stories:

• Dean Phillips among the Democratic candidates getting ready for tomorrow’s New Hampshire Primary. 
• Students back in St. Louis Park High School after two fights cancel classes Friday.
• Is tomorrow the day Joe Mauer gets the Hall call?
• An update on the trial for the man accused of killing Madeline Kingsbury last year in southern Minnesota.
• A crash Saturday in Lake Elmo kills a five-year old.  
• Stone Arch Bridge work begins today. 
• Students at the University of Minnesota-Duluth testing potential cancer-fighting drugs.  
• Governor Walz on the anniversary of the landmark Roe v. Wade decision and the ongoing impact on elections. 
• Senator Amy Klobuchar on a very real phone scam.
• A celebration in Minneapolis Sunday for a man wrongly convicted of murder. 
• Weather is heating up, potentially to record levels, says Paul Douglas. 
• Check those lottery tickets! There’s a pile of unclaimed money out there in Minnesota.

Mark Freie delivers the 830 on the Go for Friday, January 19, 2024.

• Al Scoch spent a chilly morning at Lake Nokomis where pond hockey is underway this weekend.
• Minneapolis voters showed up early Friday to cast ballots for the Super Tuesday Primary.
• St. Paul police are investigating after a man accidentally shot himself at an elementary school open house.
• St. Louis Park high school remained closed Friday following a large fight Thursday night.
• Prison time for a 48-year-old Rockford woman who hit and killed a Minnesota track star.
• WCCO Radio's Susie Jones reports on rising HIV cases in Minneapolis homeless encampments.
• Joe Mauer and Joe Schimt have teamed up for a children's book.
• Anthony Edwards is a human highlight reel. Hear what he did during the Wolves game against Memphis Thursday night.

Here comes the 830 on the Go for Thursday, including these stories:

• Early voting for Super Tuesday begins tomorrow in Minnesota.
• A new call for legalized sports gambling ahead of the legislative session. 
• New state unemployment numbers. 
• Kirk Cousins or not? The Vikings have a decision to make while Cousins says he’ll be healthy by spring practices. 
• 3M settles lawsuit over faulty earplugs. 
• Mill City Museum gets on the list of nominees for the top museum in the U.S.
• Pond Hockey is on after some cold weather makes Lake Nokomis safe.
• Ice rinks are also opening up across Minneapolis. 
• You've got to know your craft in and out if you want to be crowned an Auctioneer Champion.
• Minneapolis makes pet adoption cheaper as they deal with an overly full animal shelter.

The 830 On the Go for Wednesday!

• The University of Minnesota being investigated for civil rights violations by the Department of Education.
• The U.S. Pond Hockey Championships are a go thanks to our bitterly cold week. 
• A deal with Amazon could save baseball games on TV in the Twin Cities. 
• Local Minneapolis union seeks an inclusive recovery for downtown Minneapolis. 
• The Minnesota GOP reacts to Governor Walz' infrastructure budget. 
• How does Minnesota's cold weather affect electric vehicles? This week was a big test. 
• USA Today says the Mill City Museum is one of the best in the country. 
• The Minneapolis animal shelter is full again, and they're reducing fees in order to get more pets out the door. 

The news you need for Tuesday with the "830 On The Go", including these stories:

• Governor Walz previews his infrastructure plan for 2024.
• Good ice on Minnesota lakes? Finally?
• The brutal cold is giving an assist to one a popular winter attraction in Delano. 
• Catholic Charities helping hundreds in need stay warm. 
• Children’s Theater has a new Artistic Director. 
• WCCO political analyst Blois Olson on the Iowa Caucuses.
• Hennepin County Sheriff’s Department looks to Ramsey County to try and slow down auto thefts. 
• Sun Country flight attendants on why they’re unhappy with the airline. 
• A man dies after a shooting Monday.
• If you’re cold? Your pets are probably cold too. 
• Jesse Ventura gets the documentary treatment 25 years after being sworn in as Governor.

Mark Freie anchors 830 on the Go for Friday, January 12, 2024.

• Snow is on its way to the Twin Cities, but it won't be as much as originally thought
• Brutally cold temperatures will have an impact this weekend and into next week, challenging homeless shelters in the Twin Cities
• New data about drunk driving shows startling trends in Minnesota
• Kurt Daudt is talking about his decision to resign from the Minnesota House of Representatives
• More about a deadly fire in St. Paul is expected to be released Saturday morning
• A 2003 disappearance and death of a Minnesotan is the subject of Friday's 20/20 program on ABC
• 2024 marks a big milestone for Allina Health's St. Paul EMS team and their therapy dog program

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

• A threat of violence at the University of Minnesota Thursday put the campus, and a small western Minnesota town, on edge.
• Get your snow blower ready. And some real-deal January cold. Paul Douglas with the latest.
• Another guilty plea in the Feeding Our Future scandal. 

• A record number of guns seized at airport security checkpoints last year.
• Former Minnesota Republican Speaker of the House Kurt Daudt is resigning.
• Richard Painter says he’s exploring a run for Dean Phillips 3rd Congressional District seat. 
• Governor Tim Walz is celebrating a major milestone in the state's new free meals program this school year
• The annual kickoff to the St. Paul Winter Carnival: Welcome the new Klondike Kate!
• Minnesota native Jesse Diggens is sharing her thoughts on her recent 2024 tour de ski win.
• London Calling for Viking fans this upcoming season. 

It's the Wednesday 830 On the Go including these stories:

• Early morning fire in St. Paul.
• Two people killed at a motel in northern Minnesota this week identified, along with the man who shot them. 
• Plymouth gives approval for a massive new church to be built.
• New “black out” license plates are going quickly in Minnesota.
• An historic young and all-female St. Paul City Council sworn in. 
• Lou Nanne says he will call his last state hockey tournament after nearly 60 years. 
• Sun Country flight attendants hit the picket line. 
• Upper Red Lake opens to cars after a series of ice rescues due to warm weather. 
• Too much salt can contaminate Minnesota water. 
• Get ready for a (little) snow and a (lot of) cold says Paul Douglas.

Mark Freie anchors the 830 On the Go for Tuesday, January 9, 2024.

• Three people including a suspect are dead after a shooting at a Cloquet hotel Monday evening.
• History is being made in St. Paul Tuesday as the first all-female city council in the city's history is being sworn-in.
• Tou Thao's appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court has been denied.
• A Fridley man's been charged federally for a shooting that injured an 11-year-old girl in north Minneapolis.
• Minnesotans can start applying for new license plates.
• MnDOT crews are busy with snow covered roads in parts of Minnesota, with an exception to the Twin Cities.