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Mark Freie has the 830 News On The Go for Thursday, November 12. - Details are emerging after a murder suicide that took the life of three children and their father. - Minnesota DFL State Rep. Dan Wolgamott is in custody after a suspected drunk driving crash. - Authors of the proposed Minnesota Equal Rights Amendment hold a press conference. - A community meeting in Richfield tonight will focus on Flock cameras. - Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins talks to the media. - The coveted Santabear is back at Daytons. - The official US Capitol Christmas tree comes to Albert Lea on Thursday night.

Mark Freie has Wednesday's 830 News On The Go: - Veterans Day celebrations in Minnesota. - A renewed call for American Legion members. - Veterans are reminded there may be benefits they're unaware of. - A new lawsuit against ICE. - Gov. Tim Walz announces disaster relief for several Minnesota counties. - Warm winter weather could spell trouble for ice fishing in Minnesota.

Mark Freie hosts Tuesday's 830 News On The Go. Stories of the day include: - A recap of the Vikings loss to the Bills on Monday Night Football. - Spring Lake Park finds out who the city's next mayor, with a recount on the way. - A St. Paul apartment fire is under investigation. - Minnesota business prep for the upcoming hemp/THC federal implications. - Honors for a St. Paul bus hero. - Purple Rain on Broadway names its newest actor to play "The Kid."

Mark Freie anchors the 830 News On the Go for Monday, November 9. - Hearings underway Monday for those charged federally following an anti-ICE protest. - A measles outbreak in Minnesota comes with renewed warnings. - Two men are dead after fleeing Ramsey County deputies. - A deadly house fire in Grand Meadow, Minnesota. - A Monday Night Football game between the Vikings and Bills. - The Spring Lake Park mayoral races gets decided on Monday night. - Delta launches flights from MSP to Maui. - Esports is seeing new momentum in Minnesota.

The Minnesota high school esports season is right around the corner with new momentum from the Minnesota State High School League.

Here is the "830 On The Go" for Thursday including: - A Minneapolis man charged in the death of his ex-girlfriend is set to appear in Hennepin County Court this afternoon. - A dedication ceremony in the north metro this morning as Highway 610 in the North Metro was renamed in honor of late Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark. - Welcome back Carson Wentz. QB Kyler Murray is out Monday with a hamstring injury. - Election day is behind us and now we turn our gaze to the next legislative session. - And, while we're still parsing election results, a rare tie in a north metro mayoral race could lead to a coin flip. - Minnesota lawmakers will likely vote on gun reform this upcoming legislative session, with another trifecta. - Another settlement from Maplewood-based 3M. - The Minnesota firearms deer season opener is Saturday with the weather outlook perfect for hunters.

Mark Freie breaks down some of the latest election results on Wednesday 830 News on the Go.

It's Election Day and WCCO Radio's Mark Freie brings you the 830 On The Go. - Taking a look at Election Day and record turnout so far. - Gas prices are high for Election Day. - St Paul Mayor Kaohly Her is expected to respond to a lawsuit filed against her. - Minnesota food shelves are bracing for winter. - 394 reopens, finally, in the west metro.

Mark Freie hosts the 830 News On the Go for Monday, November 2. - Election Day is Tuesday and WCCO Radio's Blois Olson weighs in on what he'll keep an eye on. - The Minnesota Vikings suffered their first loss of the year on Sunday. - There were no arrests following a fight at The Depot in St. Paul on Saturday night. - Two federal immigration enforcement operations caused widespread harm across Minnesota. - North St. Paul police say there's no ongoing threat after two adults were found dead inside a home early Sunday. - November is National Lung Cancer Awareness Month. - WCCO Radio takes a look a suicide rates among farming and construction workers in Minnesota.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go. Stories include. The DOJ moves to block the release of search warrant materials tied to U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar’s residence. Strengthening medical services for pregnant women and new mothers in rural Minnesota is the first area of focus under a new partnership between South Dakota-based Sanford Health and North Memorial Health. St. Paul Public Schools is considering offering teacher buyouts to avoid a wave of mid-year layoffs. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Wednesday 830 On The Go. Stories include. Two out of state, conservative online influencers, have been charged in Hennepin County for impersonating voters during the August 11th primary. The head of Sanford Health announcing its focus will be on providing services for pregnant women and new mothers in rural Minnesota. The Timberwolves say Anthony Edwards will undergo an "arthroscopic clean-up" of his knee within the next 24 hours. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Tuesday 830 On The Go. Stories include. Minnesota House Speaker and Republican gubernatorial candidate Lisa Demuth is defending herself against allegations made by the parents of 10-year-old Harper Moyski. The Minnesota Court of Appeals has reversed a judge's decision to throw a guilty verdict against a man whose health care company fraudulently billed Medicaid for more than 7 million dollars. Charges are now filed against a Minneapolis man who triggered a public safety alert last week in St. Paul. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Monday 830 On The Go. Stories include. St Paul police are investigating after a shooting left one person dead Saturday night in the Dayton's Bluff neighborhood. The University of Minnesota Golden Gopher football teams beat Iowa in the U's homecoming game on Saturday. Another blowout win for the Minnesota Timberwolves. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Friday 830 On The Go. Stories include. Activists are calling for the immediate resignation of Hennepin County staff they say surveilled them over their efforts to close Minneapolis' controversial HERC facility. A mysterious 11-foot wide space object discovered in a Stevens County cornfield earlier this month has now been linked to a Chinese rocket. A cattle farmer is asking the public for help after a dozen of his cows were stolen. And more.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go. Stories include. Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty announcing that a man been charged in the death of Allison Lussier Congresswoman Ilhan Omar says she's moving out of her home in Washington, D.C. after federal agents searched it. A recent attack on a helium refinery in Qatar knocked out a major source for the world's supply causing many industries to scramble. And more.