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


An update on the funeral arrangements for a Wisconsin Deputy who was shot last weekend.


Police investigating the latest Minneapolis homicide.


A stolen motorcycle crashed in Minneapolis this morning killing one person.


The latest on the Mayo Clinic ultimatum and hospital reaction to two proposed bills in the MN Legislature.


Hennepin County hosts its first ever Salvage Crawl.


The Prince signs in Chanhassen are officially signed into law at Paisley Park.


The loss of a legendary Viking quarterback.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has Tuesday's All Local: 
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An update on the funeral arrangements for a Wisconsin Deputy who was shot last weekend.
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Police investigating the latest Minneapolis homicide.
</li>
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A stolen motorcycle crashed in Minneapolis this morning killing one person.
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The latest on the Mayo Clinic ultimatum and hospital reaction to two proposed bills in the MN Legislature.
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Hennepin County hosts its first ever Salvage Crawl.
</li>
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The Prince signs in Chanhassen are officially signed into law at Paisley Park.
</li>
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The loss of a legendary Viking quarterback.
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</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.

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WCCO All Local for Tuesday, May 9th, 2023

End your week the right way by getting caught up with the "830 On The Go" and it's on "830 Day" in Minnesota too!"
Storms Thursday lead to cleanup and power outages on Friday.
Harris-Walz made their pitch for the White House in first national interview on CNN.
A very special day for WCCO as Governor Walz declares Friday “830 Day in Minnesota”!
A busy travel weekend for Labor Day. 
Minnesota’s Attorney General warns shops to stop selling deceptive vaping products aimed at children.
Minneapolis is selling trees at a deeply discounted price to help beautify the city and battle climate change. 
High School Football begins in Minnesota and Minnesota is fortunate to have enough officials.
Gophers go wide right and lose the opener.

End your week the right way by getting caught up with the "830 On The Go" and it's on "830 Day" in Minnesota too!"
<ul>
<li>Storms Thursday lead to cleanup and power outages on Friday.</li>
<li>Harris-Walz made their pitch for the White House in first national interview on CNN.</li>
<li>A very special day for WCCO as Governor Walz declares Friday “830 Day in Minnesota”!</li>
<li>A busy travel weekend for Labor Day. </li>
<li>Minnesota’s Attorney General warns shops to stop selling deceptive vaping products aimed at children.</li>
<li>Minneapolis is selling trees at a deeply discounted price to help beautify the city and battle climate change. </li>
<li>High School Football begins in Minnesota and Minnesota is fortunate to have enough officials.</li>
<li>Gophers go wide right and lose the opener.</li>
</ul>

Storm cleanup, travel for the holiday weekend, tough night for the Gophers, special day for WCCO Radio

Some severe storms may be on their way to the Twin Cities late this afternoon.
Minneapolis is selling thousands of deeply-discounted trees to beautify the city and combat climate change.
A big holiday weekend ahead.
New numbers released by the Minnesota Department of Education today show overall school attendance increased in Minnesota last year...but still lagged behind pre-pandemic levels.
A court appearance this morning in Rochester for a Minnesota State Patrol Trooper charged with the death of an Owatonna teenager.
Minnesota Governor and Vice Presidential nominee Tim Walz will join Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris during an interview on CNN tonight.
University of Minnesota President Rebecca Cunningham says safety is their number one priority as students head back to campus this week.
A new season of Gopher football begins tonight as the maroon and gold hosts the North Carolina Tar Heels.

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<li>Some severe storms may be on their way to the Twin Cities late this afternoon.</li>
<li>Minneapolis is selling thousands of deeply-discounted trees to beautify the city and combat climate change.</li>
<li>A big holiday weekend ahead.</li>
<li>New numbers released by the Minnesota Department of Education today show overall school attendance increased in Minnesota last year...but still lagged behind pre-pandemic levels.</li>
<li>A court appearance this morning in Rochester for a Minnesota State Patrol Trooper charged with the death of an Owatonna teenager.</li>
<li>Minnesota Governor and Vice Presidential nominee Tim Walz will join Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris during an interview on CNN tonight.</li>
<li>University of Minnesota President Rebecca Cunningham says safety is their number one priority as students head back to campus this week.</li>
<li>A new season of Gopher football begins tonight as the maroon and gold hosts the North Carolina Tar Heels.</li>
</ul>

Some severe storms may be on their way to the Twin Cities late this afternoon, Minneapolis is selling thousands of deeply-discounted trees to beautify the city and combat climate change, and a big holiday weekend ahead

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>

WCCO All Local for Tuesday, May 9th, 2023

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