Mark Freie host's the All Local for Friday, November 17th. Stories for the day:

• Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and city council members are squaring off over a proposal to spend money on police officer retainment.
• St. Paul police have made an arrest it the city's 29th homicide of the year.
• Sentencing for a Coon Rapids man who scammed elderly through a romance scheme.
• The Minnesota State Patrol is investigating a deadly hit and run in Fridley.
• The Minnesota Wild are in Sweden and fans are eager to see them play.
• WCCO Radio's Susie Jones details challenges for downtowns.
• New security measures are coming to the University of Minnesota.
• CSI is coming to Hamline University 

WCCO's Laura Oakes has the Thursday All Local! 

• The State Patrol reports their crackdowns have made Minnesota roads safer. 
• A new jobs report says there are 7,000 new positions in Minnesota according to DEED.
• Five families who's loved ones were killed by police sue the Minnesota BCA saying they did not provide them with information after their investigation. 
• The Minnesota Islamic Council is issuing a religious clarification after issues of persistent barriers in Muslim families around accepting pasteurized breastmilk.
• The man who attacked Minnesota Rep. Angie Craig in Washington earlier this year is sentenced. 
• A group of Minnesota artists call for a ceasefire in Gaza. 
• Think GREAT and the Lakeville South STEM program combine to provide gifts for veterans. 
• Viking tight end TJ Hockenson has been playing hurt, and talks about battling through injuries. 
• A new giraffe at Como Zoo has a name! 

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has the Wednesday All Local! 

• Pushback from both Mayor Frey and Chief Brian O’Hara after the Minneapolis City Council voiced concerns about a recruitment and retention agreement. 
• Former officer Derek Chauvin again asks for murder conviction to be overturned. 
• Minneapolis Police investigating the city’s latest homicide. 
• A Western Wisconsin cold case resolved after 38 years. 
• Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey pumps up the city’s small businesses. 
• The Minnesota High School Football semifinals start Thursday. 
• A southern Minnesota man charged for his role in the January 6th insurrection. 
• Target reports Q3 earnings. 
• Still no answers for the flash and boom seen and heard in Beltrami County. 
• The Twins’ Sonny Gray will find out if he’s a Cy Young winner Wednesday night. 
• The Timberwolves fight for a win…. Literally.

Mark Freie hosts the All Local for Tuesday, November 14, 2023.

• Authorities in the UK have arrested a man in connection to the death of Minnesota pro hockey player Adam Johnson.
• Flags are at half staff in honor of Sgt. Cade Wolfe of Mankato.
• Governor Tim Walz discusses his trip to Australia.
• A big boom has residents in northwestern Minnesota asking questions.
• Minnesota small business owners are in D.C. lobbying against a measure they say hurts businesses.
• The Salvation Army is busy wrapping presents for children.
• WCCO Radio's Susie Jones visits the new McDonald's in Dinkytown.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson takes you through the Monday All Local! 

• A man from Mankato is one of five dead in a helicopter crash during a military training exercise in the Mediterranean. 
• A fatal crash on Highway 169 Monday.
• Don Samuels will challenge Ilhan Omar in Minnesota’s fifth.  
• Organic farms continue to grow despite inflation’s impact in grocery stores. 
• Weekend gun violence in Minneapolis injures three. 
• Child care experts urging the state to help families. 
• Construction thefts are on the rise. 
• Metro Transit attempts to cutdown on fare-skipping. 
• Senator Klobuchar pushing for legislations to help with veteran's medical care. 
• It’s Hazardous Weather Week and the Department of Public Safety is issuing tips. 
• Vikings win their fifth straight and Josh Dobbs is Minnesota’s new hero. 
• A special Minnesota Christmas Tree is on its way to Washington to be displayed at the Vice President’s residence.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has the Friday All Local! 

• Some weekend clinics for car owners in the Twin Cities are hoping they can cut down on thefts.
• It’s time for holiday events in downtown Minneapolis. 
• A somber anniversary, as we look back on the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald. 
• More details in a St. Paul garage fire that killed one man. 
• Some weekend road closures to be ready for. 
• Governor Walz and other state leaders on a trade trip to Australia. 
• Prosecutors recommend three years behind bars for the man who attacked Rep. Angie Craig. 
• Mayor Jacob Frey on the makeup of the new Minneapolis City Council. 
• A Minnesota tree makes a special trip to Washington D.C. and will be displayed at the Vice President’s home. 
• A new memorial to Daunte Wright in Brooklyn Park. 
• The Justice Department weighs in on a housing program in Anoka. The first-ever Caribou Coffee store in the Twin Cities is closing. 
• An anniversary party for Minneapolis’ Insight Brewing.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has the Thursday version of the All Local!

• An effort underway this weekend in the Twin Cities to prevent auto theft.
• The Supreme Court rules quickly on the issue of Donald Trump on the ballot in Minnesota.
• Minnesota could benefit with the end of the Actor’s Strike.
• A major renovation project at MSP Airport.
• A new group takes over the Minneapolis City Council.
• Minneapolis Police honors an officer.
• A sales tax will refurbish St. Paul’s streets.
• A big week and a big honor for Viking QB Josh Dobbs.
• Hopkins’ Paige Bueckers has a special night at UConn. 

Mark Freie hosts the WCCO Radio All Local for Wednesday, November 8, 2023.

Stories include:

• A recap of Tuesday's Election including City Council races in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
• Charges are now filed in a deadly Brooklyn Park shooting that took place on Halloween.
• Governor Tim Walz and state leaders are announcing new plans to help small businesses.
• Weather experts are predicting a warmer winter this year.
• It's high school volleyball state tournament time and one Minnesota team is making their state tournament debut in Class A.

WCCO's Mark Freie anchors the All Local for Tuesday, November 7, 2023. Stories for the day include...

• It's Election Day and Minneapolis voters got to the polls early.
• When should we start to see election results? Secretary of State Steve Simon weighs-in.
• Trouble for an airline worker caught with a loaded handgun last week at MSP airport.
• Nearly 1 million chickens are impacted by a bird flu outbreak in Wright County.
• Investigators are looking into what caused a propane explosion this weekend that injured two people in St. Louis County.
• A big-time country superstar is coming back to Minneapolis.
• Susie Jones tells a story about an unsolved murder in Morrison County.

Mark Freie hosts the All Local for Monday, November 6, 2023. 

• Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is asking Minnesotans to step forward with stories about the harms of social media.
• Crews are prepping the old Lake Street Kmart for demolition in Minneapolis.
• School board elections are front and center for voters on Tuesday.
• Waseca Police are looking for someone who was impersonating a police officer over the weekend.
• Monday marked the funeral for Adam Johnson who was tragically killed playing hockey.
• Summer 2024 is full of concerts and there's one more to add to the list thanks to Hootie and the Blowfish.