Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has appointed an interim police chief, Crews up north are trying to contain a wildfire burning northeast of Ely, The increase in the cost of travel could help the Minnesota Tourism industry

Gov. Walz signs $1.2 billion infrastructure bill, a former Senate President says he's leaving the Republican Party, preview of several Twin Cities celebrations this weekend

Mark Freie hosts Friday's 830 News on the Go. Minnesota roads, bridges and public infrastructure projects are getting a major funding boost. Governor Walz comments on the ICE agent arrested in Texas in connection with the shooting of a Venezuelan man in north Minneapolis. A former President of the Minnesota Senate says he's leaving the Republican party. Federal officials say immigration agents are now getting better instruction. St. Paul police arrest a man connected to an April 30th homicide. Grand Old Day returns to St. Paul on Sunday. Top union leaders are in Minneapolis for a convention. Prince gets remembered well weekend long during the the Prince Celebration of Life 10th Year Anniversary.

Thousands of Minnesota Medicaid providers are disenrolled to secure billions in federal aid, U.S. Senate candidate Peggy Flanagan is criticizing an attack ad against her, Lynx standout rookie earns WNBA honor

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go. Stories include: A warning from authorities in Dakota County after nearly 2 dozen overdoses A court appearance this morning for an Oakdale man charged in connection to the alleged sexual abuse of a teenage girl. The Borealis train service between Minnesota and Chicago recently celebrated its two-year anniversary to mostly positive reviews. And more.

The Minnesota Star Tribune is cutting its workforce by 15%, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey opens up about the resignation of Brian O'Hara, We're hearing from the new General Manager of the Minnesota Vikings

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Wednesday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Local, state and federal law enforcement leaders launching Operation Safe Summer in Minneapolis today. The Robbins Science Center on the Hamline University campus will remain closed today after a school bus crash yesterday. A Northern Minnesota woman is facing vehicular homicide charges. And more.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has appointed an interim police chief, Crews up north are trying to contain a wildfire burning northeast of Ely, The increase in the cost of travel could help the Minnesota Tourism industry

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go Stories include: Minnesota House Speaker Lisa Demuth files for the primary race for governor following a disputed republican endorsement vote. A pair of Minneapolis City Council members are publicly rejecting Mayor Jacob Frey's choice of the Minnesota Agape Movement to redevelop the People's Way community site at George Floyd Square. Long-time Twin Cities journalist Larry Fitzgerald Senior has died, more than fifty years after he broke into the business that included newspaper columns, hosting radio shows, and appearances on Twin Cities Public Television. And more.

There are still a lot of questions even after the party endorsement conventions in MN, A new push for help for families with loved ones who have been wrongfully convicted, Bear sightings are on the rise in the Twin Cities

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Monday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Charges have been filed against the suspect in a fatal shooting at the Canterbury Park Expo Center this week....where a prayer service was being held. The head of the Minnesota Republican Party is responding to a controversial action that was taken at this weekend's endorsing convention. Peggy Flanagan filling out the proper forms and depositing her 400-dollar filing fee. And more.