WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has the Friday edition of the All Local! 

• The Twins get ready for Houston plus a ticket update. 
• Another St. Paul Homicide follows the shooting death of a teenager on Wednesday. 
• After a canceled Twin Cities Marathon, runners still await word on a refund. 
• A suspected homicide in a Twin Cities correctional facility. 
• It will be a very busy weekend in Downtown Minneapolis. 
• Advice on paying back those student loans. 
• At MSP Airport, they confiscated…. giraffe poop? 
• Minnesota Senator Tina Smith on the UAW strike. 
• It’s time for the Twin Cities Oktoberfest!
• The first frost warnings of the fall. 
• The Minnesota United move on from their head coach.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson takes you through a Twins-heavy (Win Twins!) All Local this Thursday. 

• The Twins are ALDS bound after knocking off Toronto in the Wild Card. 
• A St. Paul teenager dead after a shooting. 
• A St. Paul high school student is arrested for having a gun in his backpack. 
• Scott County has agreed to pay more than $12 million to a man who said he was mistreated while in jail. 
• Minneapolis officials are celebrating a $500,000 investment in a Northside nonprofit aimed at fighting addiction. 
• The Minneapolis VA has a new tool to deliver health care to homeless veterans.
• The MSHSL decides boys volleyball will be a spring sport.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson takes you through Wednesday's All Local. Win Twins!

• The Twins win, get set for game two Wednesday!
• Mayor Frey says put the Police Department’s Third Precinct at 26th and Minnehaha. Teenager who shot and killed a beloved St Paul father and hockey coach will spend the next 25 and a half years in prison.
• A new clinic in Minneapolis is breaking down barriers for those seeking help with opioid addictions.
• A "day of picketing" in support of the UAW strike. 
• Early Voting is busy in Minneapolis. 
• Minnesota Congressman Tom Emmer is planning to run for U-S House Majority Leader
• The search for the University of Minnesota's next president continues
• A man accused of stealing the iconic Ruby Red Slippers worn by Judy Garland in the Wizard of Oz from the Judy Garland Museum in Grand Rapids may be changing his plea.

WCCO Radio's Mark Freie hosts the Twin Cities All Local for Tuesday, October 3, 2023. Today's stories include:

• The MLB Postseason has arrived, bringing high hopes for the Minnesota Twins.
• A first degree murder charge has been filed against a man in the death of Maddie Kingsbury.
• The Minneapolis Police Department is going national in an effort to recruit more Black women to the force. 
• There's a new tool the Minneapolis VA is using to deliver health care to homeless veterans.
• A test of the Emergency Alert System and Wireless Emergency Alerts is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson with Monday's All Local including these stories:

• The Twins get ready for postseason play!

• Coming in July to Target Field: The Foo Fighters.

• A Metro Transit bus crash kills one, injures six.

• Minnesota Congressman Dean Phillips stepping away from a Democratic Party leadership position.

• The Twin Cities Marathon is canceled. 

• But registration for Grandma’s Marathon opens. 

• Paul Douglas says Sunday was Minnesota’s warmest October day ever.

• Minneapolis Police heads out of state to recruit at Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

• Minnesota DFL Rep. Betty McCollum responds to the deal that kept the Federal government open.

• Over the counter "Narcan" is helping to save lives here in Minnesota.

• St. Paul Police investigating an early morning homicide.

• Happy Birthday to WCCO Radio!

WCCO Radio's Mark Freie hosts the All Local on Friday, September 29th, 2023.

Today's stories:

• Brooklyn Park Police Chief Mark Bruley says SROs won't be back inside Brooklyn Park schools any time soon.
• Senator Amy Klobuchar remembers Diane Feinstein who died last night.
• The latest COVID-19 vaccine isn't as easy to find as previous vaccines.
• Minneapolis Public Schools is looking for its next superintendent.
• Lightning appears to have caused a house fire early Friday morning in the Twin Cities.
• A federal government shutdown will impact Minnesota food shelves.
• And the University of Minnesota is out with a new type of apple, thanks to the popular Honey Crisp apple.

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

• St. Paul bans all smoking in parts of the city.

• The weekend rain helped with our drought but more is needed, and on the way.

• With the 2024 Election around the corner, concerns are growing about the threat of artificial intelligence.

• Two police-related shootings, one in Minneapolis and one in Granite Falls.

• Two Minnesota members of Congress blame Speaker McCarthy for the potential government Shutdown. 

• New data on hospital deaths in Minnesota. 

• A man wanted for a Minneapolis murder in 2021, accidentally released by an Indianapolis sheriff’s office, arrested in South St. Paul Wednesday. 

• Hennepin County Sheriff Dawanna Witt is responding after two inmates at the jail died in the past two weeks.

• More warnings about the heat as the weather will be record-warm for this weekend’s Twin Cities Marathon.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has Wednesday's All Local including these stories:

• Minnesota reaction to the potential government shutdown. 
• New information about another inmate that died in Hennepin County jail. 
• A man is in critical condition after getting pinned under the light rail.
• Minneapolis Police are investigating a southside homicide.
• It's been an emotional two days for hundreds of people helping in the search for a missing Native American teenager from Bemidji.
• University of Minnesota and state officials are breaking ground on a new modernized chemistry facility. 
• A new Minnesota law looks to address a rapidly increasing crime on the national level
• Governor Tim Walz is taking responsibility for the mishap surrounding his pick to run the new Office of Cannabis Management. 
• It might be the hottest Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon ever?

Mark Freie hosts the WCCO All Local for Tuesday, September 26, 2023. Stories for the day:

• The number of people on strike against auto makers grew by a few dozen earlier today in the west metro.
• Details on a murder/suicide in Roseville over the weekend.
• A massive search entered a second day in Bemidji.
• Construction of Southern Valley Alliance's new facility is nearing completion in Shakopee.
• People Incorporated is opening a new mental health facility near 38th and Chicago in Minneapolis.

• Runners & spectators are prepping for this weekend’s Twin Cities Marathon.

WCCO's Mark Freie hosts the All Local for Monday, September 25, 2023. Today's stories include:

• A search is underway in Bemidji for a teen who went missing in 2021.
• The now former leader of Minnesota's office of Cannabis Management is speaking out.
• A deadly weekend in Roseville is under investigation.
• Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell is addressing the disastrous end to the Vikings game yesterday.
• Adults are once again being encouraged to resume regular health screenings, including cancer screenings.