Episodes

  • Manny Collins' mom speaks for the first time since his father was charged in his death, Governor Tim Walz sets a special election date, and a busy weekend in the Twin Cities featuring more road construction

    Manny Collins' mom speaks for the first time since his father was charged in his death, Governor Tim Walz sets a special election date, and a busy weekend in the Twin Cities featuring more road construction
    Jul 11 2025
    Mark Freie brings you Friday's 830 On the Go that includes updates on the Manny Collins murder case, Governor Tim Walz calling a special election to fill the seat vacated following the death of Melissa Hortman, and a preview of one of the nation's largest Asian food festivals that's in the Twin Cities this weekend.
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    9 mins
  • Minneapolis City Council approves changes to tobacco ordinance, BCA investigates an officer involved shooting in Ottertail County, University of Minnesota athletes are about to get paid

    Minneapolis City Council approves changes to tobacco ordinance, BCA investigates an officer involved shooting in Ottertail County, University of Minnesota athletes are about to get paid
    Jul 10 2025
    WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go! Stories Include: The Minneapolis City Council unanimously approves changes to its tobacco ordinance. The BCA is investigating an officer involved shooting in Ottertail County. Some University of Minnesota athletes are about to get paid for the first time in history. A big concert announcement this morning from U.S. Bank Stadium involving one of rock and pop's all-time big names. A second suspect has been charged in last month's fatal Boom Island Park shooting. Acting U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson providing an update into the investigation into Vance Belter. Another major Twin Cities freeway closure this weekend this time in the north metro. The Minneapolis Aquatennial is celebrating it's 84th anniversary this year. A staple of the Twin Cities bluegrass and folk music community will pluck the strings for a final time at the end of the month.
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    7 mins
  • Suspect in a fatal Apple Valley stabbing could be trying to flee to Mexico, two men face charges in one of the largest meth busts in Minnesota history, State Fair is showcasing this year's new food

    Suspect in a fatal Apple Valley stabbing could be trying to flee to Mexico, two men face charges in one of the largest meth busts in Minnesota history, State Fair is showcasing this year's new food
    Jul 9 2025
    WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the 830 On The Go! Stories Include: Police say a suspect in a fatal Apple Valley stabbing could be trying to flee to Mexico. Two men are facing charges in what's being called one of the largest Meth busts in Minnesota history. The Minnesota State Fair is showcasing this year's new food options. Second degree murder charges have been filed against the father of Manny Collins. Former Minnesota Congresswoman Dean Phillips is telling WCCO Radio that he's planning to meet with Elon Musk about the possibility of creating a new political party. The Minnesota Department of Health is reporting that mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus have been detected in Anoka and Carver counties. The iconic Stone Arch Bridge in downtown Minneapolis is set to reopen ahead of schedule. Gophers football head coach PJ Fleck has signed a new contract extension. Fresh off winning an NBA title with the Oklahoma City Thunder, former Minnehaha Academy star Chet Holmgren is about to get paid.
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    7 mins
  • UCare has announced cuts that will impact over 80 thousand Minnesotans, Another iconic Minneapolis restaurant is shutting down, Renewed calls to tighten up security at the Minnesota State Capitol from Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher

    UCare has announced cuts that will impact over 80 thousand Minnesotans, Another iconic Minneapolis restaurant is shutting down, Renewed calls to tighten up security at the Minnesota State Capitol from Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher
    Jul 8 2025
    WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go ! Stories Include: UCare has announced cuts that will impact over 80 thousand Minnesotans Another iconic Minneapolis restaurant is shutting down Renewed calls to tighten up security at the Minnesota State Capitol from Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher Gratitude and relief following the news that Anoka County authorities arrested the father of Manny Collins in connection to his death St. Paul fire says rescued a man this morning who'd been trapped underground for several days About three-hundred nurses at six Essentia health clinics in Duluth are on strike. Efforts by The Minneapolis City Council to legally bind state and federal police reforms are being shut down by the city attorney's office. Target Field may a look a little more "blue" the next few days as the Minnesota Twins welcome the Chicago Cubs to town for a three-game series starting tonight.
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    8 mins
  • A pair of deadly weekend stabbings in the Twin Cities, Metro Transit's detailing Green Line disruptions ahead of a busy concert weekend, and the Minnesota Twins hope to have a few more All-Stars named to the American League team

    A pair of deadly weekend stabbings in the Twin Cities, Metro Transit's detailing Green Line disruptions ahead of a busy concert weekend, and the Minnesota Twins hope to have a few more All-Stars named to the American League team
    Jul 7 2025
    Mark Freie anchors the 830 on the Go for Monday, July 7, 2025.
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    6 mins
  • Plenty of what’s happening in and around the 4th of July this weekend, how to stay safe on the water, a classic “dive bar” is closing

    Plenty of what’s happening in and around the 4th of July this weekend, how to stay safe on the water, a classic “dive bar” is closing
    Jul 3 2025
    Head into the 4th knowing what's going on with the "830 On The Go" including: - Taste of Minnesota returns to Minneapolis this weekend. - How to stay safe with those 4th of July fireworks. - New details about the death of a Minnesota State Trooper. - It's 15 years in prison for a 19-year-old man charged in connection with a 2023 mass shooting. - The man charged with killing Minnesota House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman makes a federal court appearance Thursday. - New charges filed against a 27-year-old Isanti man prosecutors say sexually assaulted minors at a children's gymnastics and dance studio. - Be careful on the water this holiday weekend with extra drunk boating enforcement. - Plenty of people are traveling for the 4th but how busy is it at the airport? - Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara says they’re ready to stop any bad behavior that has plagued the city the last few years. - Minnesota has a new state fossil - the giant beaver. - A classic Minneapolis dive bar, Palmer’s, announced they’re closing.
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    9 mins
  • Wisconsin reverses abortion ban, what Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" means in Minnesota, horrible night for the Lynx

    Wisconsin reverses abortion ban, what Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" means in Minnesota, horrible night for the Lynx
    Jul 2 2025
    Heading into the holiday - some local news to catch you up on with the "830 On The Go" which includes: - The Wisconsin Supreme Court reverses that state’s abortion ban. - A 14-year old is dead, and a 13-year old in critical condition after a crash in St Paul Tuesday. - What could the passage of President Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” mean for Minnesota plus reaction from Democratic Rep. Kelly Morrison. - The spending bill includes the largest ever cut to SNAP benefits and that could have a major impact on Minnesota food banks. -The family of a missing Twin Cities teen who was found dead over the weekend says they're anxious for police to arrest someone. - A hot and humid 4th of July this year which hopefully will not spell trouble for Minneapolis Police again this year. - A new four-legged friend has joined Children's Minnesota Care Team. - More road construction projects are set to start in the Twin Cities including a big one for 394. - A 17-year old girl is dead after being shot in Brooklyn Park. - A tough - and rare - night at home for the Minnesota Lynx.
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    9 mins
  • Metro Transit issues with 46th and Hiawatha light rail station, nurses in Minnesota say they will go on strike this month, one teen dead and another injured after a crash in St. Paul

    Metro Transit issues with 46th and Hiawatha light rail station, nurses in Minnesota say they will go on strike this month, one teen dead and another injured after a crash in St. Paul
    Jul 1 2025
    WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go! Stories include: Metro Transit is adding personnel to its 46th and Hiawatha light rail station. Another group of nurses in Minnesota say they will go on strike this month. A 14-year old is dead and a-13 year old in critical condition after a crash in St Paul. The body of a missing Columbia Heights teen since May 8th has been discovered. An emotional Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara is pushing back, after several Mayoral candidates say if they were in power they would discipline him for being on the scene of a federal raid last month on the city’s South Side. The "Citizen Academy" Program is once again being offered through the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office. 14 local communities and regional park systems are getting new trees to help improve their canopies and replace those destroyed by emerald ash borer infestations. The cost of a traditional 4th of July holiday cookout is higher this year than last. A reinforcement is on the way for the Minnesota Twins.
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    7 mins