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830 News on the Go

830 News on the Go

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 830 News on the Go provides a quick snapshot of the day’s top news stories in the Twin Cities and Minnesota from WCCO.2024 © 2023 Audacy, Inc. Politics & Government
Episodes
  • DFL lawmakers hold a sit-in at the Minnesota State Capitol, a do-or-die game for the Timberwolves, and experts suggest a "Slow Mow Summer"

    DFL lawmakers hold a sit-in at the Minnesota State Capitol, a do-or-die game for the Timberwolves, and experts suggest a "Slow Mow Summer"
    May 15 2026
    Mark Freie has the 830 News on the Go for Friday, May 15, 2026. DFL state lawmakers are holding a sit-in at the Minnesota State Capitol with the session ending in just a couple of day. The Minnesota Timberwolves must win Friday night at home to stay alive in the NBA Playoffs. General Mills is bringing workers back to the office four days a week. A St. Paul billboard thanks Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison for his work in a lawsuit against Live Nation and Ticketmaster. MSP Airport is showing off updates to Terminal 2 which opened 25 years ago this month. University of Minnesota experts urge a "Slow Mow Summer" over a "No Mow May."
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    7 mins
  • Still no answer for HCMC, a new gun ordinance in Minneapolis, Vikings head to Mexico City, Senate passes stiffer penalties for impersonating police

    Still no answer for HCMC, a new gun ordinance in Minneapolis, Vikings head to Mexico City, Senate passes stiffer penalties for impersonating police
    May 13 2026
    Here is the "830 On The Go" for Wednesday including: - Still no agreement among lawmakers on how to help the financially struggling Hennepin County Medical Center. - Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey will sign a new gun control ordinance into law later today, despite state preemption laws banning local municipalities from doing so. - The NFL has announced that the Minnesota Vikings will travel to Mexico City this fall to take on the San Francisco 49ers as part of their international schedule of games. - Hospital administrators from Greater Minnesota are at the State Capitol urging lawmakers to pass a bill that they say will help them stay afloat. - Minnesota students tasked with keeping fellow students safe are getting recognized at the Mall of American today. - Another text scam in Minnesota to be aware of. - Governor Tim Walz is expected to sign a bill that has just passed in the Senate, that would impose tougher criminal penalties for people who impersonate police. - Voters in the Lakeville School district have approved a $139 million bond referendum. - Townball, a time honored Minnesota summer tradition, is booming.
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    7 mins
  • Lawmakers tentatively agree on bonding bill, the fight to modernize meat raffles in the state, the end of the line for the Minnesota Wild

    Lawmakers tentatively agree on bonding bill, the fight to modernize meat raffles in the state, the end of the line for the Minnesota Wild
    May 14 2026
    Here is the "830 On The Go" for Thursday! - Funding to keep HCMC open, and a $1.2 billion bonding bill, all part of an end of session, bi-partisan deal reached by Minnesota state lawmakers last night. - The city of Minneapolis has a new law on the books banning assault weapons. - Lawmakers gathered at the State Capitol today to urge the passing of the Meat Raffle Modernization Act. - New markets and interactive demos are set to debut at this Weekend's Art-A-Whirl festivities. - The Minneapolis City Council has taken up a proposal that would expand how police can use drones in responding to 911 calls. - The St. Paul Police Department honoring fallen comrades on the lawn of the state capitol Wednesday. - It’s the end of the line for the Wild.
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    7 mins
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