25 Minneapolis gang members are now facing federal charges, reaction to a pair of U.S. Supreme Court rulings, and a safety reminder ahead of Fourth of July weekend

25 Minneapolis gang members are now facing federal charges, reaction to a pair of U.S. Supreme Court rulings, and a safety reminder ahead of Fourth of July weekend

Mark Freie delivers the 830 News on the Go for Tuesday, June 30th. - 25 Minneapolis gang members face federal charges. - Reaction following U.S. Supreme Court rulings handed down on Tuesday. - The hottest of the heat wave is over, but it's still going to be hot for awhile. - The federal government sues Minnesota for withholding SNAP data. - Minnesota's Office of Public Service visits a Twin Cities food shelf. - The Minnesota DNR issues a sober reminder ahead of the Fourth of July.

A number of shootings in the Twin Cities this past weekend one of them fatal, Local medical professionals prepare to assist people suffering from the excessive heat, 3 metro counties have reported mosquitos carrying the West Nile Virus

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Monday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Because of the heat, some in the Twin Cities construction business are planning to pause activities if needed. Minneapolis city councilwoman Aisha Chughtai is taking a leave of absence. Maintenance is now underway on the longest light rail line in the Twin Cities And more.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey must now comply with a police staffing level mandate, One person is dead following plane crash last night at the Winona Municipal Airport, The Twin Cities Pride Festival kicks off tonight

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Friday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Minnesota State Representative Elliott Engen’s DWI hearing has been rescheduled for August. Minneapolis has paused development on new data centers to study their impacts. The University of Minnesota Board of Regents today officially approved a 3-point-8 percent tuition hike for the upcoming school year. And more.

Convicted murderer Vance Boelter will be sentenced in July, The Minneapolis City Council approves a pair of ordinances bringing the city closer to legalizing bathhouses, Concerns are raised after Lionel Ritchie cut his concert short in St. Paul

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Protesters involved in the St. Paul church demonstration have filed a motion to drop the charges against them. A debate over the use of Flock cameras in St. Paul yesterday as the city council, police department, and civil rights advocates discussed the controversial surveillance tool. The Stearns County city of Cold Spring will host the Minnesota Governor’s Fishing Opener next year. And more.

115 jobs in the Saint Paul Public School District are set to be cut, Blue line light rail commuters brace for a 7 week closure, It's a match-up Twins baseball fans dream of tonight

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Wednesday 830 On The Go. Stories include: The Department of Justice is asking for more time to return Renee Good's SUV to Minnesota Amazon Workers hold a protest outside the MSP1 Amazon warehouse in Shakopee. A new restaurant from the owner of Owamni, opened today at the Guthrie Theater to much excitement. And more.