Vance Boelter now faces back-to-back life sentences following a federal plea deal, The redevelopment of a key piece of George Floyd Square is now stalled, Target Field concessions workers will strike in late June

It's not as smoky today in the Twin Cities, Brooklyn Park Police search for a home invasion suspect, A man believed to be a ringleader in the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme is back in Minnesota

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Friday 830 On The Go. Stories include. Minneapolis City Council members have rejected a program that would have allowed the police department to use drones when responding to emergencies. A 22-year-old man is dead after he went missing at Airport Lake in Winona. The Minnesota Yacht Club Music Festival is set to welcomes massive crowds this weekend And more.

The latest on our hazardous and smoky air, taking care of your pets, Ramsey County sues the DHS, new job data, big issues for the Minneapolis City Council

Here is the "830 On The Go" for Thursday! "The Air quality alert is in full effect, and the Twin Cities air quality is now second worst in the world trailing only Detroit - that’s leading to tons of closures and cancellations today. - The smoke also derailing plans for tourists. - It all comes from an unprecedented air pollution alert has been issued all across Minnesota as more hazardous smoke moves into the metro. - Veterinarians advising pet owners to keep their animals inside during these hazardous smokey conditions. - There's a reason behind our latest weather and air quality rollercoaster. - Ramsey County is suing the Department of Homeland security over alleged misconduct. - Promising news for Minnesota's economy. - A pair of major issues go before the Minneapolis city council today. - The lobbying is growing more intense in Washington as Minnesota producers are less than four months away from a federally-mandated cut to the amount of THC allowed in hemp-derived beverages and edibles.

The latest on wildfires raging in northern Minnesota, a major endorsement for governor, the heat will continue a little longer, a St. Paul athlete going for Olympic gold again

Here is the "830 On The Go" for Wednesday! - Major concern from the wildfires raging in northern Minnesota. WCCO’s Susie Jones with a harrowing story from some BWCA campers. - WCCO's Taylor Rivera has more on the state's emergency executive council voting to extend the state emergency into the fall. - WCCO Meteorologist Chris Shaffer says our heat will stick around a bit longer. - There's a reason behind our latest weather and air quality rollercoaster. - A hit-and-run in the far south metro. - Mike Lindell's gubernatorial campaign has its biggest endorsement yet from President Donald Trump. - We're less than four months from the Federally mandated THC ban that would completely disrupt the beverage industry and hurt numerous Minnesota businesses. - Minnesota’s iconic loon population is facing some growing threats according to the DNR. - Gov. Tim Walz speaks publicly about a man the state pardoned being deported by federal officials. - St. Paul-native, and Olympic gold medalist Suni Lee is making a run at her third Olympics in 2028.

Four people were killed in a three-vehicle crash in central Minnesota, A mission to space began today for a Minneapolis-native, Somali community leaders push back against claims from the Ramsey County Sheriff

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Dangerous conditions in Northern Minnesota with several wild fires burning. A ceremonial bill signing today for a bill allowing nursing homes and assisted living facilities to serve alcohol to residents and their guests during activities or events. Lot of buzz today around whether or not LaBron James will join the Minnesota Timberwolves next year. And more.

The U-S Forest Service is temporarily closing off the entire Boundary Waters Canoe Area, Three people who went missing on Lake Pepin over the weekend have been found dead, Minnesota election judges are preparing for primary elections

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Monday 830 On The Go Stories include: Federal and state authorities have agreed to openly share evidence related to multiple ‘Metro Surge’ shootings. The Anoka Hennepin School board meets tonight for the first time since the district rejected a petition from a group of parents wanting to get a referendum on the November ballot. Minnesota's women's soccer team is looking to the future after an undefeated regular season was spoiled by a loss in the playoffs last Saturday night. And more.