It's a very busy day in the newsroom. Here's the "On the Go" from WCCO's Lindsey Peterson which includes these stories:

• Minnesota has a budget surplus that could become a deficit. Reaction from the state budget office, Governor Walz and state Republicans.
• A threat at Bemidji closes the school today. 
• A cougar on the loose in the west metro is killed by a truck on 394. 
• Khalil Azad's family want's more details on his death, after prosecutors say there is no evidence of wrongdoing by police.
• St. Paul residents are not happy about new property taxes proposals. 
• Hennepin County has a new program trying to help the homeless.
• The IRS will tax your state tax rebate leaving Governor Walz quite upset with the decision. 
• Adam Johnson gets his jersey retired in Hibbing after being killed by a skate in a hockey game in England. 
• Charges in an Edina shooting. 
• It’s a big day for Twins fans with tickets going on sale.

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

• Minnesota among eight missing service members in a military aircraft crash in Japan. 
• The Minneapolis City Council is set to vote on Mayor Frey's $1.8 billion budget Tuesday. 
• The Minnesota Vikings choose their candidate for NFL Man of the Year.
• Minnesota has a new State Seal.
• Family of a man who investigators say drowned after running from police responds to a lack of charges.
• International Hockey makes neck guards mandatory after the death of a hockey player from Minnesota.
• A meeting of the Legislative Task Force on Child Protection proposes immediate policy changes after reported failures in the system.
• A new outpatient mental health facility for teens is now open in Minneapolis' Uptown neighborhood. 
• The shot clock debuts in Minnesota high school basketball.
• It’s everyone’s favorite contest: MnDOT’s annual “Name the Snow Plow”.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson brings you the Monday 830 News on the Go! 

• Metro Transit citations begin if you don’t pay for rides.
• Fatal car crash over the weekend. 
• Winter can mean a return of chronic pain issues for some. 
• Minneapolis Police investigate a violent weekend.
• Minnesota’s largest open landfill expanding. 
• Mankato landslide kills a 19-year old. 
• Derek Chauvin back in prison after stabbing.
• Shoplifting levels in the Twin Cities fall below pre-pandemic levels.
• St. Olaf Soccer takes home a national championship. 
• Gopher football team is going bowling despite a losing record.  
• The End of an Era: Jearlyn Steele’s last show on WCCO Radio!

Lindsey Peterson wraps up the week with the Friday All Local:

• Reward issued in Minnesota cold case. 
• A new state program sets out to benefit taxpayers and affordable housing projects. 
• Expanding the state's child care and early education subsidies.
• An intra-party squabble in the DFL over the war in Israel.
• DNR warns Minnesotans about thin ice.
• Doctor Osterholm on the situation in China, where they have seen a nationwide rise in respiratory disease.
• Some University of Minnesota students can expect a refund check soon.
• A shuffling of Minnesota Twins broadcasters.
• Minnesotan loses out on love in the finale of "The Golden Bachelor".

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson takes you through the All Local for the last day of November. 

• Home explosion in South St. Paul. (SJ) 12p
• Teachers Federation apologizes for statement on Israel-Hamas war. (TR)
• Minneapolis fatal shooting (SS) 8a SC
• UMD football player dies. (LO)
• Hennepin County authorities announce the arrest of two people after a drug bust. (SJ)
• Golden Bachelor finale tonight and a Minnesota woman is a finalist. (SS) 8:30a SC
• Minnesota ski hills start to open. (SJ)

WCCO's Laura Oakes has the Wednesday All Local!

• A fire early Wednesday morning in Eagan.
• Coon Rapids dental office ordered to pay a woman who was fired after they found out she was pregnant.
• Some south Minneapolis businesses in the 38th and Chicago area sue the city for negative impacts to their business.
• An unexpected death of a Minnesota-Duluth football player.
• Maple Grove Middle School reports banning cell phones is working for students.
• The USDA updates its plant hardiness zones in Minnesota.
• Minnesota chocolate company is recognized at the International Chocolate Awards. 

Mark Freie hosts the WCCO Radio All Local for Tuesday, November 28.

• A plane crash in Brooklyn Park on Monday is under investigation.
• Mayo Clinic's announcing plans to build a new $5 billion campus
• John Hynes has officially been introduced as the new head coach for the Minnesota Wild.
• Minnesota Gophers quarterback Athan Kaliakmanis is entering the transfer portal.
• Minnesota plant lovers are excited about a new change from the USDA.
• And we'll tell you where Minnesota's professional women's hockey team will play their games.

Mark Freie hosts the All Local for Monday, November 27, 2023.

• An investigation after a child was pulled from a pond on Sunday.
• Charges are expected soon against the individual responsible for a random bus stop stabbing in Edina last week.
• Reaction to the stabbing of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin.
• CAIR-Minnesota is suing the Edina School District.
• A big Monday night showdown between the Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears.
• The Minnesota Department of Commerce wants to help keep your home warm.
• The number of students skipping school in Minneapolis is on the rise.
• Susie Jones looks at shopping days gone by on this Cyber Monday.

Mark Freie anchors the All Local for Tuesday, November 21, 2023.

• Reaction to the ongoing issues in Minneapolis regarding the city's police department.
• Fairview Health isn't renewing its contract with the University of Minnesota.
• Members of the State Emblems Redesign Commission have their work cut out for them.
• Twins President Dave St. Peter is sharing why he believes Joe Mauer is a Baseball Hall of Famer.
• St. Paul residents are being asked to help reduce lead contamination in water.
• Janitors tasked with cleaning big box stores in the Twin Cities are looking for a raise.
• And yes, you can buy you Minnesota State Fair tickets already.

Mark Freie hosts the WCCO All Local for Monday, November 20, 2023.

• The Supreme Court's denied Derek Chauvin's request to have his state murder conviction overturned.
• Minnesota food shelves are in line to receive a $5 million boost.
• A shooting left one man dead in Minneapolis early Monday morning.
• Minnesota Twins great Joe Mauer is now on the Baseball Hall of Fame ballot.
• Minnesota-native and Olympic skiing champion Jessie Diggins is giving an update on her mental health.
• The Minnesota Vikings winning streak is now over after a loss Sunday night to Denver.
• Minnesotans are remembering former First Lady Rosalynn Carter who died Sunday.
• Two Minnesota-grown turkeys are getting new life thanks to President Joe Biden.