Mark Freie hosts the 830 on the Go for Monday, January 8, 2023

• Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is suing a Minnesota dairy company for wage theft.
• A 69-year-old man is dead after he was struck by a vehicle Monday morning in St. Paul.
• State health officials want more radon testing done in the state.
• The name of a man killed after falling through the ice on an ATV in northern Minnesota has been released.
• Minneapolis has a new council president and vice president.
• How much sleep should you get? Hear from one Twin Cities sleep expert.
• Purple Rain is being adapted into a Broadway-style musical.
• It was a down year for beer and one Minneapolis brewer sees opportunities.

Mark Freie hosts the 830 on the Go for Friday, January 5, 2023.

• A second child has died following a St. Paul house fire.
• The World Junior Hockey championships are coming to Minnesota.
• Minnesota's PWHL hockey teams faces off at home for the first time Saturday.
• Minneapolis city leaders joined activists Friday in calling for a ceasefire to Israel's war on Hamas
• Minnesota police are kicking off their pilot project testing drivers for cannabis
• The Loons remain coachless
• It's Bobblehead Day and Twins fans can cash-in

WCCO's "830 On the Go" for Thursday brings you all of these local stories!

• The latest on the homeless encampment the city would like to clear out of South Minneapolis.
• A new Hennepin County policy looks harder at police officer discipline and behavior. 
• A Fridley man charged for firing an assault rifle that struck an 11-year old New Year’s Eve.
• Ramsey County touts new policy on traffic stops.
• Minneapolis investigating another stray bullet that strikes a resident. 
• One of the seven critically injured in Wednesday’s fire in St. Paul has died.
• A new cup available (or not) at Target goes viral.
• Dean Phillips allegations on the campaign trail. 
• PWHL hockey begins!

WCCO's Laura Oakes has the "On The Go" for Wednesday including these stories:

• A St. Paul fire critically injures seven including children.
• A Minneapolis house fire requires a rescue.
• Minneapolis Police arrests a man who shot an AR-15 into the air striking a child New Year's Eve. 
• Hennepin County enforcing new policy requiring more detailed information on officer behavior and discipline. 
• An update on the large homeless encampment in South Minneapolis. 
• The Vikings go back to Nick Mullens for the season's last regular season game in Detroit, a must-win in order for Minnesota to get into the playoffs. 
• Lack of snow cancels the John Beargrease Sled Dog race plus the Lake Minnetonka Klondike Dog Derby is also cancelled.
• A large gift for the Science Museum of Minnesota. 
• Dry January continues to gain popularity. 
• The Twins gear up for Spring with some upcoming January events!

Mark Freie hosts the 830 on the Go for Tuesday, January 2, 2024.

• A Metro Transit bus crash sent at least three people to the hospital on Tuesday.
• It's been a violent start to the new year in the Twin Cities.
• A 20-year-old Plymouth man will spend more than two decades in Prison for a 2022 murder.
• Residents at south Minneapolis encampment are suing Mayor Jacob Frey.
• Minnesota's new state flag is receiving opposition from Crow Wing County officials.
• Dry January looks to have several benefits for people opting to put down their drinks. 
• A Twin Cities nonprofit is publishing an anthology of writings done by inmates in local county jails.

A busy Friday as we head towards the end of the year. Catch up with "830 On The Go"!

• The US Pond Hockey championships are in jeopardy because there’s no ice on the lakes. 
• Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey looks back on 2023. 
• A new trend for New Year’s: Sobriety. 
• Twin Cities’ residents are sharing their resolutions for 2024.
• Free Metro Transit rides on New Year’s Eve.
• 2023 Year in Review- Auto thefts in Minneapolis continue to challenge law enforcement. 
• Court security changes coming in 2024. 
• A local woman sued her dentist.
• More flag controversy as Crow Wing County wants to keep the old one.
• MNSure enrollment numbers are way up. 
• Another issue on the ice in northern Minnesota. 
• Respiratory illnesses increase this time of year. 
• Properly disposing of your Christmas tree could prevent the spread of invasive species.

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

• Major fentanyl bust in Minneapolis.
• Record number of signups for health insurance in Minnesota.
• Celebrating gymnastics prior to the U.S. Olympic Trials in Minneapolis in June. 
• Attorney General Keith Ellison calling for the Supreme Court to uphold a federal ban on bump stocks.
• A record warm December could be in the cards. 
• The QB carousel for the Vikings continues as Jaren Hall will start Sunday.
• 2023 Year in Review: Looking back as the Twins end their playoff drought. 
• Finalizing the sale of the Timberwolves to Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez.

A holiday week doesn't mean the news stops! Get caught up with Wednesday's "830 On the Go".

• Warmer than normal temperatures continue to put a damper on traditional winter break activities.
• The Winter Carnival preps without much of a winter so far.
• Ice issues continue to hamper outdoors sports enthusiasts.
• After 40 years of serving the community, a Twin Cities non profit is winding down its operations.
• How to properly dispose of your Christmas trash.
• 2023 Year in Review- The legalization of marijuana.
• Seasonal Affective Disorder can cause major issues for your mental health in these dark days of winter.
• A woman in Lakeville was arrested after taking up to 80 packages off of people’s porches.
• Vikings injuries mount and it’s “next man up” ahead of the Packer game. 

Mark Freie host the 830 on the Go for Tuesday, December 26, 2023.

• Christmas Day brought record warmth to the Twin Cities.
• The rain and warm weather isn't helping ice conditions on lakes statewide.
• Minnesota's air quality is improving compared to this summer.
• A fire in south Minneapolis Christmas Day claimed the life of a dog and sent a firefighter to the hospital.
• It's a big day for the Gopher football team in Detroit.
• WCCO's Susie Jones takes a look 2023 at the Minnesota legislature. 

Mark Freie anchors the 830 on the Go for Friday, December 23, 2023.

• A 17-year-old is in custody after allegedly shooting and killing an 18-year-old woman in Fridley Thursday night
• Three men had to be rescued from Upper Red Lake Thursday night after falling through the ice
• Warm weather is causing air quality issues in Minnesota
• Bloomington police are looking for answers in a hit-and-run crash
• Organizations are coming together to help make the holidays special
• Flu and COVID-19 cases are rising ahead of the holiday season
• A settlement in St. Paul six years after a man was shot and killed by police
• What's the future of streaming the Twins television broadcasts?
• Timberwolves star Rudy Gobert is making the holidays special for Target Center employees