Chad discusses the horrendous story of a 3-year-old in Hinckley found dead after accessing a loaded gun and shooting himself.

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

• Charges in the death of a 3-year old that shot himself in Hinckley.

• Local reaction to Georgia’s RICO charges against former President Donald Trump. 

• Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey puts out his new budget which is heavy on increases for community safety and more. 

• Charges in a weekend shooting of a plainclothes police officer. 

• Hot weather is on the way!

• But first, some rain brought drought relief.

• Changes in assistance for food shelves.

• An overnight shooting in St. Paul leaves a man dead.

• Duluth says no to weed in public places. 

• Holy Family’s football goes all-in to change what has been one of the state’s losing-est programs. 

• And former Viking Dalvin Cook lands in New York….with Aaron Rodgers?

Mark Freie hosts the All Local for Monday, August 14, 2023. Today's stories include:

• Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara provides an update on the officer shot in Minneapolis on Friday.
• Residents in the Twin Cities are dealing with the aftermath of a hail storm.
• Still no decision for Congressman Dean Phillips who joined WCCO's Blois Olson on Sunday.
• Ed Sheeran held two concerts in Minneapolis over the weekend. He even worked a shift at Lego Land at the Mall of America.
• "Barbenheimer" is still having a big impact on movie theaters.
• WCCO's Al Schoch has a story on a new digital ticketing system at this year's Minnesota State Fair.

Mark Freie hosts the All Local for Friday, August 11th. Stories for the day include:

• Sentencing came Friday for a Minneapolis man who shot and killed a 12-year-old boy two years ago.
• A Saint Paul student is recounting their experience in Maui as fire ravaged Lahaina earlier this week.
• WCCO's Laura Oaks shares how the Minnesota and Dakotas chapter of the American Red Cross are helping Maui.
• Governor Tim Walz was in Iowa on Thursday to stump for President Joe Biden at the Iowa State Fair.
• Shutterfly is shutting down its Shakopee plant.
• Former health commissioner Jan Malcolm is heading-up a new task force on the future of the new University of Minnesota health care system. 
• WCCO's Al Schoch shares about a special weekend for former Saint Paul Saint, Darryl Strawberry.

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

• WCCO's Susie Jones with part three of her series, Safe Spaces, a program to help victims of domestic abuse and human trafficking. 

• Firefighters in St. Paul are investigating two commercial building fires. 

• Minneapolis will vote on whether Uber-Lyft drivers will get a minimum wage. 

• Have police deprioritized underage drinking?

• A big increase in speeding tickets in July. 

• Sentencing in last year’s shooting at the Mall of America. 

• Will we see an uptick in COVID?

• Target is making it easier to get your Starbucks!

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson with the Wednesday All Local: 

• WCCO's Susie Jones with part two of a three part series, Safe Spaces, a program to help victims of domestic abuse and human trafficking.

• Former GOP donor and strategist Anton “Tony” Lazzaro sentenced. 

• Companies navigate the tricky dilemma of “Back to the office” or not. 

• An overnight homicide in Minneapolis. 

• Governor Tim Walz and legislative leaders visited a Coon Rapids nursing home Tuesday to highlight new funding. 

• Is Minnesota Congressman Dean Phillips serious about running for President? And a prominent Minnesota Democrat says he is fully onboard with Biden’s reelection. 

• Governor Tim Walz is scheduled to meet with the family of a man killed by State troopers last month. 

• The ongoing need for healthcare workers. 

• The Minneapolis school board decided to delay changing rules for students and cellphones in class. 

• Minnetonka Police and Public Works departments are teaming to create a catalytic converter marking program to discourage thefts.

• The NBA fines Anthony Edwards for his chair throwing incident last April.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has Tuesday's All Local which includes these stories!

• WCCO's Susie Jones with part one of a three part series, Safe Spaces, a program to help victims of domestic abuse and human trafficking.
• 14–year old boy released without charges in alleged shooting death of 12-year old brother.
• Metro Transit ramps up bus service for the State Fair.
• A man involved in at 2021 mass shooting in St. Paul gets 37 years in prison.
• Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara on changes to leadership in the department.
• Do we still need COVID shots?
• Free school meals means districts are getting set for changes to school nutrition ahead of the school year.
• Yet another gigantic lottery jackpot is up for grabs!

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has the Monday edition of the All Local including these stories: 

• The final case involving the four officers who were there when George Floyd was killed comes to a close as former MPD officer Tou Thao is sentenced to almost 5 years. 

• A Candlelight Vigil for a 12-year old boy shot Saturday morning in St. Paul. 

• Is Minnesota 3rd District Congressman Dean Phillips thinking of running for President? 

• A fatal accident for a man on a bike. 

• Local reaction to the loss by the U.S. Women’s World Cup soccer team. 

• St. Paul Joe Mauer is now a Twins Hall of Fame member.

• Sunday Soaker? Paul Douglas on why we didn’t get the rain that was promised.

WCCO's Mark Freie delivers the All Local for your Friday:

• Rain is on its way to Minnesota, but will it have an impact on the drought?
• The search continues for a man who's been missing in a lake north of the Twin Cities.
• Congressman Dean Phillips is making an appearance on national television Sunday. Hear from CBS News' Major Garrett.
• A Minnesota marijuana business is pausing online operations for now after surging demand. 
• Prince's Purple Rain album is getting a celebration of its own Friday night at First Avenue.
• And it's a big weekend for Minnesota Twins great Joe Mauer as he enters the Twins Hall of Fame.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson gets you all of our big local stories on Thursday's All Local! 

• More information from the BCA on Monday’s deadly State Patrol shooting.  

• WCCO’s series continues on legalizing marijuana. Today we look at retailers. 

• Former Governor Jesse Ventura is celebrating something he called for over two decades ago.

• Prince gets his sign on Highway 5. 

• A St. Paul homicide overnight is the city’s 21st. 

• It’s Day of Action at Target Field. 

• Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara asks the City Council for changes in leadership structure. 

• Minneapolis wants to showcase public art virtually.  

• Looking at a new Farm Bill at this week’s Farmfest. 

• Finally, some rain coming over the weekend? 

• A popular and kitschy tiki bar Northeast is closing its doors.