WCCO's Lindsey Peterson brings you the "830 On the Go" for Thursday:

• Governor Walz talks about state money going to support public safety initiatives across the state. 
• St. Paul pothole repair finally wraps up. 
• Minneapolis is launching a new public survey tool to try to build trust with the community.
• Our lack of snow is making it tough on people who depend on it for their jobs. 
• It’s beginning to look a lot like a holiday at the airport.
• Update on a Bloomington hit-and-run. 
• An update on the cougar spotted in the Twin Cities and killed in 394. 
• Get ready for record warmth, and rain, over Christmas. 
• The warm weather isn’t making everyone happy. 
• Some concerning signs from Golden Valley based General Mills.
• Governor Walz welcomes a furry new family member. 
• There’s going to be new turf in U.S. Bank Stadium next season.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has the Thursday "830 On the Go" including these stories:

• Shots fired at a Minneapolis daycare while the kids visit Santa. 
• Plus another fatal shooting in Minneapolis. 
• An update on a fatal domestic violence incident in Marshall, Minnesota.
• A man who killed three people at a house party in Duluth in 1994 is denied parole. 
• Local reaction to the Colorado Supreme Court ruling that keeps Donald Trump off the 2024 ballot. 
• Not everyone is happy with the warmer weather we're experiencing especially when you’re called the “Ice Festival”. 
• It’s been a very bad year for women killed or badly injured by domestic partners. 
• A Minnesota agriculture company is stepping up to help students get valuable ag-experience
• An Arizona grand jury has indicted the man who allegedly stabbed Derek Chauvin while both were serving time in prison.
• Gopher head coach PJ Fleck is raving about a top-rated safety who committed to Minnesota instead of flipping to Ohio St.
• Get ready for even more warmth as WCCO’s Paul Douglas says even January is looking above normal thanks to El Nino.

Mark Freie delivers the 830 on the Go for Tuesday, December 19, 2023.

• Minnesota officially has its new state flag.
• Attorney General Keith Ellison is among several attorneys general involved in a massive settlement with Google.
• One person is in custody following a Sunday night homicide in Minneapolis.
• Police are looking into claims that drinks were drugged at a popular bar near the University of Minnesota.
• Hennepin County Sheriff Dawanna Witt is sharing thoughts about encampments in Minneapolis.
• More work needs to get done in Washington D.C. ahead of the holidays.
• Ice remains unsafe on lakes across Minnesota.
• Vaping and smoking marijuana is now banned at MSP Airport.
• The Gophers are prepping for the Quick Lane Bowl in Detroit.
• A tragic update about a former Edina basketball standout.
• A north Minneapolis music school teaching music to underprivileged kids is getting displaced.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has the Monday "830 On The Go" including these stories:

• Woman in Linden Hills was shot in an apartment. 
• New information this hour about an officer involved in a fatal shooting in Marshall.
• Residents of a south Minneapolis encampment will stay put, for now. A precarious situation in Northern Minnesota, with 50 people stranded on a sheet of ice.
• Local real estate experts are trying to address an ongoing shortage of homes for sale.
• Passengers at MSP now have a smoother experience when using rideshare services. 
• The call is out for people to get vaccinated for respiratory illness. 
• Airport workers are calling for higher wages and affordable  healthcare.
• Former Governor Arne Carlson sounds the alarm on water issues in Minnesota. 
• Up for a Christmas trip? There are deals out there.
• Golf in December, in Minnesota? It’s a real thing this year.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson with your Friday local news on the "830 On The Go"!

• Charges filed in a Wednesday homicide in St. Paul. 
• Target decides to bring workers back downtown, sort of.
• The Wild General Manager is still on the job after allegations of workplace verbal abuse.
• Thousands of children’s books being given away in St. Paul Saturday.
• The Salvation Army with a challenge to raise money this holiday season.
• Minneapolis awards money to four small businesses.
• A Minnesota high school junior uses her winnings from a national award to support unsheltered kids. 
• Finding new homes for our furry friends this holiday season.
• Students in Bloomington walkout of class in support of Free Palestine.
• A State Flag update.
• A great performance by St. Thomas men’s basketball in a loss.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson with the Thursday "830 on the Go!"

• Residents at a Minneapolis homeless encampment plea for more assistance before the city evicts them.  
• A march for the homeless that have died in 2023. 
• The Department of Health battles the selling of illegally high doses of THC in cannabis products. 
• Wisconsin Board of Regents to cut a deal with the state's Republican-led Legislature to limit diversity efforts.
• Mall of America shoppers get to help people in need this weekend.
• Investigating another St. Paul homicide. 
• A woman has died after she was hit by two vehicles while trying to cross the street last night in Coon Rapids. 
• Charges filed against five people who lassoed a Roseville ATM machine and tried to yank it away with a pickup truck.
• Sentencing this afternoon for one of two men charged in the death of a beloved St. Paul hockey coach.
• A strange time of year to be thinking about wildfires in Minnesota, but it's top of mind at the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources .
• An update on the Vikings star receiver Justin Jefferson’s status for Saturday’s game.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson takes you through Wednesday's "830 On The Go" including these stories:

• State Flag submissions are narrowed to the final three. 
• Minneapolis School Board approves renaming Patrick Henry High School and the new Superintendent.
• A warning from the health department about illegal levels of THC in marijuana. 
• Minneapolis homeless encampment homicide.
• A local Hmong artist killed in Colombia.
• St. Paul Police releases body cam footage from an officer-involved shooting.
• Metro Transit reports on their ongoing security issues. 
• Groundbreaking work being done to treat addiction. 
• Reward offered by the family of a woman who was killed in a hit-and-run.
• The Vikings turn to their fourth starting quarterback of the season.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has a busy Monday "830 On The Go" including these stories:

• Two people face murder charges after overnight shooting in St. Paul.
• Judge vacates murder conviction of Marvin Haynes after 19 years behind bars.
• The Minnesota Supreme Court hears another murder appeal.
• USPS under fire from Senators Tina Smith and Amy Klobuchar.
• The iconic Witch’s Hat Water Tower in Prospect Park gets a facelift.
• A Minnesota basketball team gets overmatched. Big time.  
• The University of Minnesota learns how to handle Artificial Intelligence use by students. 
• Minneapolis passes an ordinance aiming to help out renters. 
• The Minnesota Somali community is sounding the alarm about horrible flooding in their home country.
• Charges filed in a gruesome weekend murder by golf club.
• A famous voice of Minnesota hockey dies. 
• A win is a win for the Vikings…. Right?

Mark Freie delivers the 830 on the Go for Friday, December 8th, 2023.

• A St. Paul police officer is out of the hospital after he was shot during an officer-involved shooting on Thursday.
• More information is coming out about a deadly multi-vehicle crash in south Minneapolis.
• Charges are now filed against three people who allegedly looked to defraud the Minnesota Medical Assistance program out of millions of dollars.
• An EMS legislative task force met for the first time in St. Paul on Friday.
• St. Paul police are taking a unique approach when it comes to traffic stops.
• Eden Prairie's looking to keep its deer population in-check.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson gives you the Thursday "830 On The Go" including these stories:

• Two fires in Minneapolis overnight and early this morning.
• Minnesota’s Speaker of the House defends the $500 million State Office Building renovation. 
• Another homeless encampment removed in Minneapolis.
• Members of the Queer Legislative Caucus are pushing for legislative action against the threat of transphobia.
• The Minneapolis City Council has approved Margaret Anderson Kelliher as the new city operations officer.
• St. Paul approves a new city budget.
• Hennepin County Attorney being criticized for not charging a man more severely after a traffic stop.
• This is December weather? It’s a record-setting Thursday out there. 
• Def Leppard, Journey and The Steve Miller Band coming to Target Field!