Mark Freie anchors the On the Go for Monday, August 26th
A summer blast of heat and humidity is rocking Minnesota.
New citizens get sworn-in at the Minnesota State Fair.
An arrest after "pull tab money" was stolen Sunday in Sartell.
U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson visits Minneapolis.
DFL merchandise is selling quickly at the Minnesota State Fair.
A school bus driver shortage headed into the new school year.
U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar joins U-S Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra.
Craft beer gets a big stage at the state fair.
There's a new calendar for sale at the Great Minnesota Get-Together featuring Saint Paul Firefighters. 

Mark Freie anchors the On the Go for Monday, August 26th
<ul>
<li>A summer blast of heat and humidity is rocking Minnesota.</li>
<li>New citizens get sworn-in at the Minnesota State Fair.</li>
<li>An arrest after "pull tab money" was stolen Sunday in Sartell.</li>
<li>U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson visits Minneapolis.</li>
<li>DFL merchandise is selling quickly at the Minnesota State Fair.</li>
<li>A school bus driver shortage headed into the new school year.</li>
<li>U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar joins U-S Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra.</li>
<li>Craft beer gets a big stage at the state fair.</li>
<li>There's a new calendar for sale at the Great Minnesota Get-Together featuring Saint Paul Firefighters. </li>
</ul>

830 News on the Go provides a quick snapshot of the day’s top news stories in the Twin Cities and Minnesota from WCCO.

830 News on the Go provides a quick snapshot of the day’s top news stories in the Twin Cities and Minnesota from WCCO.

830 News on the Go

Heat and humidity is blasting Minnesota and state fair goers Monday,  an arrest after someone stole pull tab money in Sartell, and a special day at the Minnesota State Fair

It's the Wednesday version of WCCO's "830 On The Go". 
St. Paul takes receivership over a downtown apartment beset by trash, drugs, rats and worse. 
A State Trooper in court for a crash that killed an Owatonna teen. 
A plea deal may be in the works for the man charged with killing five in a car crash last year. 
Rice County Sheriff’s Office looking for more information about a crash that killed one teen and injured two others.
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara with some frank comments on kids committing crimes in the city.
Questions for Republicans in the campaign against DFL incumbent Angie Craig in Minnesota’s second district. 
Minnesota cracks down on the misclassification of employees as independent contractors.
Blue Earth County finalizes plans for the flood ravaged Rapidan Dam.
Minneapolis Animal Care and Control says scammers are targeting people looking for their lost pets.
Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards is coming to a Netflix screen near you.

It's the Wednesday version of WCCO's "830 On The Go". 
<ul>
<li>St. Paul takes receivership over a downtown apartment beset by trash, drugs, rats and worse. </li>
<li>A State Trooper in court for a crash that killed an Owatonna teen. </li>
<li>A plea deal may be in the works for the man charged with killing five in a car crash last year. </li>
<li>Rice County Sheriff’s Office looking for more information about a crash that killed one teen and injured two others.</li>
<li>Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara with some frank comments on kids committing crimes in the city.</li>
<li>Questions for Republicans in the campaign against DFL incumbent Angie Craig in Minnesota’s second district. </li>
<li>Minnesota cracks down on the misclassification of employees as independent contractors.</li>
<li>Blue Earth County finalizes plans for the flood ravaged Rapidan Dam.</li>
<li>Minneapolis Animal Care and Control says scammers are targeting people looking for their lost pets.</li>
<li>Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards is coming to a Netflix screen near you.</li>
</ul>

St. Paul deals with an apartment building in horrible conditions, update on several car crashes and ANT coming to Netflix

Mark Freie anchors the 830 on the Go for Tuesday, August 27, 2024
Powerful storms caused all kinds of problems Tuesday morning in the Twin Cities.
Former Gopher football player Casey O'Brien shares about his ongoing fight against cancer.
Saint Paul city officials are seeking an emergency receivership for a deteriorating apartment building.
It's Overdose Awareness Week in Minnesota.
Arrests are made in the shooting of a 15-year-old girl in Minneapolis.
New plans for the Rapidan Dam near Mankato.
It's a big week for first-year students at the University of Minnesota.

Mark Freie anchors the 830 on the Go for Tuesday, August 27, 2024
<ul>
<li>Powerful storms caused all kinds of problems Tuesday morning in the Twin Cities.</li>
<li>Former Gopher football player Casey O'Brien shares about his ongoing fight against cancer.</li>
<li>Saint Paul city officials are seeking an emergency receivership for a deteriorating apartment building.</li>
<li>It's Overdose Awareness Week in Minnesota.</li>
<li>Arrests are made in the shooting of a 15-year-old girl in Minneapolis.</li>
<li>New plans for the Rapidan Dam near Mankato.</li>
<li>It's a big week for first-year students at the University of Minnesota.</li>
</ul>

Thousands remain without power following powerful storms in the Twin Cities, a former Gopher shares about his battle with cancer,  and new plans for the Rapidan Dam

Lake Nokomis is closed again in Minneapolis this weekend


Minnesota car insurance rates could jump significantly this year


The Minnesota State Fair is reporting record attendance on this year's opening day
Minnesota U.S. Senator Tina Smith says the DNC this week in Chicago
Safety concerns from the public are mounting after reports of animal welfare violations at a Roseville Aquarium
A  surprise restaurant closure from a popular, local James Beard Award-winning chef
Minnesota and 8 other states have joined a federal antitrust lawsuit against software company RealPage
It's nearly two years in prison for the former mayor of a western Minnesota town who pleaded guilty to threatening violence at the U-of-M Twin Cities campus

<ul>
<li>
Lake Nokomis is closed again in Minneapolis this weekend
</li>
<li>
Minnesota car insurance rates could jump significantly this year
</li>
<li>
The Minnesota State Fair is reporting record attendance on this year's opening day
</li>
<li>Minnesota U.S. Senator Tina Smith says the DNC this week in Chicago</li>
<li>Safety concerns from the public are mounting after reports of animal welfare violations at a Roseville Aquarium</li>
<li>A  surprise restaurant closure from a popular, local James Beard Award-winning chef</li>
<li>Minnesota and 8 other states have joined a federal antitrust lawsuit against software company RealPage</li>
<li>It's nearly two years in prison for the former mayor of a western Minnesota town who pleaded guilty to threatening violence at the U-of-M Twin Cities campus</li>
</ul>

Heat and humidity is blasting Minnesota and state fair goers Monday, an arrest after someone stole pull tab money in Sartell, and a special day at the Minnesota State Fair

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