WCCO's Laura Oakes has all the news for this Friday including:

• Emmer for Speaker?
• More dogs found.
• Minnesota Attorney and Secretary of State Steve Simon condemning a ruling from a Mille Lacs County District Court Judge.
• Massive fire at the old Kmart on Lake and Nicollet in South Minneapolis. 
• Another large state budget surplus has Republicans calling for tax cuts. 
• Good and bad news on date from the Department of Health on overdose deaths. 
• The deer hunting opener and the Governor's plans. 
• Edina adds a fee for disposable plastic bags. 

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson takes you through Thursday's All Local!

• Minnesota has another large budget surplus. 
• Growing calls in the U.S. and in Minnesota for a ceasefire in Gaza. 
• Attorney General Ellison shutdown 23 nonprofits for defrauding the Federal Nutrition Program. 
• Governor Walz and Mayor Carter on new money going to public safety in St. Paul. 
• The Minneapolis City Council approves the new Commissioner of Public Safety.
• And the City Council inches forward on Mayor Frey’s plan for the 3rd Police Precinct. 
• An update on eight dead dogs found in Cottage Grove.
• Paul Douglas says our drought may be behind us, and there are warnings about cold - and snow - next week.
• The family of a man shot in July by the MN State Patrol speaks out. 
• Need a jersey for a Wild game? You can now rent one. 
• The 14th annual Twin Cities Filmfest begins. 
• For those loyal to Delta Airlines the changes are coming fast and furious.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has the Wednesday All Local!

• Mall of America adds gun-sniffing dogs to their security for the holiday season. 
• The Minnesota State Patrol introduces six new K9s. 
• Minnesota BCA asks for people to be on alert with the war in Israel heightening risks in the U.S.
• The Minneapolis City Council voices frustration on George Floyd Square plans. 
• Minneapolis is closer to a new Commissioner of Public Safety.
• No word yet on charges for the owner of a gun used to injure a child. 
• An emotional night at Target Center with the Timberwolves hosting an exhibition against an Israeli team. 
• A busy weekend at MSP Airport thanks to MEA.
• Sec. of State Steve Simon honors a Girl Scout Troop. 
• Voting rights being questioned after a judge’s ruling in Mille Lacs County. 
• A planned protest from Palestinian supporters Thursday evening at the State Capitol. 
• A new Mental Health Facility opens on Chicago Ave. near George Floyd Square. 
• The potential presidential run for Dean Phillips gets real. 
• A Ramsey County Property Tax mistake.

Mark Freie anchors the All Local for Tuesday, October 17, 2023.

• Susie Jones reports on a toddler that was shot in southern Minnesota on Sunday.
• Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett stopped in the Twin Cities on Monday.
• A man is dead following a farming accident in Stearns County.
• MEA Weekend will brings thousands to MSP Airport later this week.
• New details on a Minnesota train derailment early this year.
• Taylor Rivera shares the impact of the new Heartland Hydrogen Hub.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has a chock-full All Local for Monday:

• An update on the war in Israel, including a local Jewish group marching for Palestinians, an Israeli airstrike claims the lives of a Minnesota family and more. 
• Students are expected to protest today outside the University of Minnesota's Northrup Auditorium, where Supreme Court justice Amy Coney Barrett is scheduled to speak. 
• A couple of weekend shootings in Minneapolis and St. Paul leave several injured. 
• Will Minnesota Congressman Dean Phillips announce a run for President soon?
• The Twin Cities Chapter for Habitat For Humanity will welcome star power in Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood. 
• The chair of Minnesota's Republican Party says he's confident the U-S House of Representatives will settle on a speaker in a short period of time.
• Cottage Grove police are investigating after bodies of 8 dogs were found early yesterday afternoon.
• A Friday night fatal hit and run crash is being investigated by MPD.
• Hundreds of physicians at Allina Health have voted to unionize
• Minneapolis inches closer to a plan for the old Kmart site on Nicollet Avenue. 
• An uptake in COVID cases but there’s still good news.

WCCO's Mark Freie anchors the All Local for Friday, October 13, 2023. Today's stories:

• There are reports that a St. Paul native and her husband have been killed during the war in the middle east.
• Attempted murder and other charges are now filed against a Benton County man who opened fire on 5 law enforcement officers near Princeton.
• Jacob Wetterling's story will be featured in a two-hour special on ABC's 20/20.
• The Minnesota Twins share news about outfielder Byron Buxton.
• Rain and more rain into Saturday morning for the Twin Cities.
•  St. Paul city leaders are holding a "Snow Summit" on Saturday.
• Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks are helping out the Twin Cities chapter of Habitat for Humanity.
• U.S. Bank Stadium is replacing football teams with marching bands on Saturday.

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

• An incident in Benton County leads to five law enforcement officers being shot. WCCO’s Susie Jones was there and has the latest. 
• It’s the end of the road for our Minnesota Twins after their Game 4 loss to Houston. 
• More flap in Minneapolis about the Third Police Precinct.
• St. Paul natives are missing after they lost contact with loved ones amid violence in Israel.
• The Metropolitan Council approved a new plan to crackdown on unpaid fare.
• Rank and file workers with Hormel Foods locations in Minnesota, Georgia, Wisconsin and Iowa have ratified a new contract. 
• We’re getting some significant rain! Paul Douglas has the latest. 
• Jewish State Legislators condemn a statement by Democratic Socialists of America on the war between Israel and Hammas. 
• It's opening weekend for the Taylor Swift concert film & Minnesota theaters are prepping for swarms of Swifties!

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has Wednesday's All Local. Go Twins!

• The Twins lose and now face a do-or-die Game 4 against Houston.
• St. Louis Park man pleads guilty to killing his pregnant girlfriend earlier this year.
• Holidazzle canceled for 2023 due to a funding shortage. 
• St. Paul is hosting a Snow Summit ahead of winter.
• Hundreds, including Sen. Amy Klobuchar,  joined together at Beth El-Synagogue in St. Louis Park to show their support for Israel.
• Governor Walz says the search for the leader of Minnesota's Office of Cannabis Management continues. 
• Ever wonder what it takes to be part of a tactical rescue team?
• Minnesota’s first major outbreak of bird flu in 2023 discovered at a Meeker County turkey farm. 
• An alleged carjacker now charged with nine additional thefts. 
• A Minnesota mother is sharing the pain of losing her daughter who overdosed on fentanyl. 
• The score for the horror movie “Get Out” gets a showing at the Minnesota Orchestra.

WCCO Radio's Mark Freie hosts the All Local for Tuesday, October 10, 2023.

• The Minnesota Twins are back at Target Field. WCCO Radio has coverage inside and outside the home of the Twin.
• Charges have now been filed against a 39-year-old Harris man in the murder of his wife in Chisago County.
• State DFL Representative Brion Curran's now been charged with two counts of DWI.
• The Minnesota National Alliance on Mental Illness is spotlighting World Mental Health Day.
• Bad news for the Vikings as wide receiver Justin Jefferson is out with a hamstring injury.

WCCO's Mark Freie hosts the All Local on Monday, October 9th. Stories for the day:

• Excitement is building at Target Field which hosts game three and four of the ALDS.
• A Minnesota native in Israel is telling about their experience over the weekend.
• The victim in a St. Paul homicide has been identified.
• Minnesota Rep. Brion Curran's been arrested on suspicion off third-degree DWI.
• A Minnesota company is helping police departments thwart crime.