Mark Freie hosts the All Local for Friday, September 8th, 2023. Today's stories include:

• A rare honor for the late Minnesota Governor Al Quie.
• The man who died in Faribault police custody has been identified.
• Plans appear to be changing for a proposed Minneapolis police precinct.
• Deaths of three people in Breezy Point have been ruled as a murder-suicide.
• It's a big football weekend for the Gophers and the Vikings.
• Kayla McBride has signed a multi-year extension with the Lynx.
• Oktoberfest is back in St. Paul.
• Sheletta is at it again. This time, she's up for a national award.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has Thursday's All Local!

• Insight into the legalization of marijuana in Minnesota.
• St. Paul is trying to figure out where they’ll allow marijuana use. 
• The Minneapolis City Council fails to override the Mayor’s veto over the Rideshare Ordinance. 
• A south Minneapolis park is getting a makeover thanks to the Minnesota Twins and the Toro Company.
• Another setback for a proposed copper-nickel mine in northeastern Minnesota.
• The Ramsey County Sheriff weighs in on the new school resource officer laws. 
• Driver’s License For All coming October 1st. 
• Planned Parenthood union workers across the midwest are still pushing for their first contract as a union.
• A bittersweet ending for the owner of a long time outdoor gear company.
• A bit of a shocker who's playing First Avenue's tiny 7th Street Entry tonight!

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

• Three people found dead at a resort in Breezy Point. 
• Minneapolis has a plan for the Third Precinct which was burned down during the George Floyd riots. 
• Minneapolis and the Police Department begin contract talks.
• Redesigning the Minnesota State Flag and State Seal. 
• Lawmakers discussing a bill that would allow adults with a terminal illness to end their own lives.
• A first in Minnesota: Anoka opens a “Social District”. 
• Investigating the death of a man in police custody in Faribault. 
• Tuesday’s rain did little to bust Minnesota’s drought conditions. 
• A big increase in the Metro Transit rides to the Minnesota State Fair.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has Tuesday's All Local!

• Governor Walz and Lt. Governor Flanagan welcomes kids back to school. 
• Walz on the potential talks around school resource officers and a special session. 
• With back to school, the new Minnesota law paying for all meals for kids takes effect.
• Reward for information into the disappearance of Minnesota native Jodi Huisentrut has grown. 
• Some potential storms Tuesday will lead to more September-like temps, but the rain won’t be enough to help our drought. With that comes the risk of fires. 
• Dozens of family member's of inmates in the Stillwater prison protested outside the facility which is still in lockdown after about 100 people refused to go back to their cells.
• A Hennepin EMS training academy is underway this week as paramedics and EMTs either learn or get a refresher on emergency response skills.
• The death of longtime Minnesota political reporter Gene Lahammer.
• With major heat today meeting up with back to school, some consider the need for air conditioning. 
• The 2023 Minnesota State Fair is history, and so is the tenure of a long-time medical team leader.

WCCO's Mark Freie hosts the All Local on Labor Day. Stories for the day include:

• An update on the prison lockdown Sunday in Stillwater.
• Minneapolis police are investigating after a young woman was hit and killed on her bike Monday morning.
• It's another hot start to the week in Minnesota with some storms possible.
• The Office of Cannabis Management is inching closer to naming its leader.
• Al Schoch delivers a unique story from the Minnesota State Fair.
• Kyle Rudolph is retiring from the NFL as a Minnesota Viking.

Mark Freie hosts the All Local on Friday, September 1, 2023. Headlines for the day include:

• Charges are officially filed against a man whose life sentence was commuted in 2020..
• Another blast of hot weather is on its way this Labor Day weekend.
• Minnesota kindergarteners may not have the vaccines they need as they head back to school.
• Allergy season could be back and in a brutal way. 
• High school football is back... And Minneapolis North is fired up for a new season.
• PJ Fleck and the Gophers beat Nebraska, but it was closer than they may have liked.

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

• You want heat? We’ve got heat. It might be a record-breaking Labor Day Weekend, says Paul Douglas. 
• The iconic Space Tower is shut down at the Minnesota State Fair. 
• Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara gets candid at the State Fair on WCCO Radio. 
• Grain bins turned into homes courtesy of an Iowa non-profit. 
• Clear the Shelter: The Minneapolis Animal Shelter is seeing extraordinary levels of surrendered pets. 
• Bad allergies? You won’t like the ragweed forecast. 
• The Minnesota DNR discusses the importance of pollinators at the State Fair. 
• Governor Walz is under pressure to call a special session to deal with a new law that affects school resource officers. 
• 18 people charged in the state's largest Medicaid fraud case.
• The Wolves’ Anthony Edwards is making a name for himself in international play.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson with the Wednesday All Local!

• More reaction to the controversy around School Resource Officers.
  A 4-year old boy is dead after wandering into a pond near his home in Fridley. 
• Minnesota reaction to Hurricane Idalia in Florida. 
• Augsburg Football is changing course for the season opener thanks to unseasonable heat.
• Biking to the State Fair has become more popular. 
• Senator Klobuchar on negotiating less expensive prescription drug prices for seniors.
• A new phone scam to look out for. 
• Best small lake town in America? It’s Grand Marais, Minnesota.

Mark Freie hosts the WCCO All Local for Tuesday, August 29th, 2023. Stories for the day include:

• A 9-year-old boys is hospitalized after he was shot by his younger brother in Brooklyn Park.
• Hennepin County Sheriff Dawanna Witt shares why they're removing the SRO from Rockford High School.
• Minnesota Governor Tim Walz discusses changes to school discipline laws.
• Minnesota seniors will soon get some financial relief when it comes to prescription drug prices. 
• A new professional women's hockey team is on its way to the Twin Cities.
• Tuesday marked Military Appreciation Day out at the Minnesota State Fair.

WCCO's Mark Freie hosts the All Local for Monday, August 28, 2023. Today's stories include:

• 3M's agreed to pay billions in a lawsuit over defective combat earplugs.
• Details about a deadly head-on collision involving the Waseca girls' volleyball team.
• US Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack visited the Minnesota State Fair on Monday.
• St. Paul students are headed back to school with new backpacks.
• Minnesota Twins president Dave St. Peter says games will be televised to a broader audience in 2024.
• Thousands are in the Twin Cities this week for the 2023 Gay Softball World Series.
• A special event at the University of Minnesota on Monday night marks the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington.