830 News on the Go

Mark Freie anchors the 830 on the Go for Friday, November 8th. - Duluth police share details after five people died in a murder-suicide. - A Minneapolis family seeks answers one year after a tragic murder. - The Minnesota House is evenly split for the first time since 1979. - Minneapolis City Council members rally in favor of a propose Labor Standards Board. - Minnesota SRO's have a new model police in place. - A new report shows the Harris-Walz campaign spend $1.4 billion on political ads. - Local LGBTQ organizations react to another Trump presidency. - It's deer season opener in Minnesota this weekend with a special guest in Sandstone.

It's the Thursday "830 On The Go" including these stories: Adam Fravel found guilty in the murder of his former girlfriend Madeline Kingsbury. That story plus plenty of reaction. Minneapolis wants to close the Hennepin Energy Recovery Center incinerator by 2027. Democrat Kelly Morrison wins in Minnesota’s only open Congressional seat in the 3rd. Immigrants worried after the re-election of Donald Trump and his promise of “mass deportations.” Minnesota House Speaker Mellissa Hortman and GOP Leader Lisa Demuth vow to work together in a tied Legislature this upcoming session. A Minnesota man is free after 16 years in prison after new evidence proves he wasn’t guilty of murder. Reaction to the release of police body camera footage of the shooting of a man wanted for murder. Outgoing 3rd District Rep. Dean Phillips says he is not planning to run for Governor in 2026. Molson Coors is shutting down the Leinenkugel's breweries in Chippewa Falls and Milwaukee ending decades of brewing tradition.

The day after the Election and WCCO's "830 On The Go" has it covered: A full rundown of important races across Minnesota. Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon was pleased with how the Election ran in the state. Minnesota Republicans celebrate a win for former President Donald Trump. Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar is re-elected and calling for unity across the country. WCCO’s Susie Jones with some state race analysis as the DFL keeps control of the Senate but it looks like a tie in the House. And all of that means Minnesota Governor Tim Walz will return to Minnesota with a changed landscape following the Election. Closing arguments are expected today in the trial of a Winona man charged in the death of his former girlfriend. After a wet Election Day, WCCO Chief Meteorologist Chris Shaffer says get ready for a dryer stretch.

Here is the Election Day "830 On The Go!" Police Chief Brian O’Hara on a shooting in North Minneapolis where a 14-year old killed a 13-year old friend. WCCO’s Al Schoch with some of the first-in-line voters in Minneapolis. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz still hot on the campaign trail Tuesday. The man accused of causing a crash that killed five women in Minneapolis last year has rejected a plea deal. St. Paul police investigating the city’s 26th homicide of the year. A third person shot in a tent at a south Minneapolis homeless encampment last weekend has now died. A Dakota County man is protesting from on top of a billboard on 494 and it's quickly becoming hazardous. Minneapolis debuts a new Safety Center. The family of Minnesota native, and Iowa TV anchor Jodi Huisentruit learns investigators recently searched a site in Winsted, Minnesota. WCCO Chief Meteorologist Chris Shaffer on a rainy Election and what comes next. For one young Minneapolis couple, voting on Tuesday becomes a family affair.

A very busy Monday ahead of what will be a very busy Monday with Election Day. The latest on the "830 On The Go"! Walz leaves Minnesota for final campaign push. Women may have more power in this election than any other previous election. Hennepin County officials gear up for a very busy Tuesday. CBS News Washington correspondent Major Garrett on what we know about early voting and polling the day before. Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon sharing some important information on voting. An overnight fire in Minneapolis. Mediation begins in the possible sale (or not) of the Timberwolves and Lynx. An arrest in a Sunday night stabbing in St. Paul. Minnesota is facing a shortage of truck drivers. An arrest in connection to a deadly shooting in New Hope. New WCCO Radio Meteorologist Chris Shaffer on our gloomy weather and if it will continue. It was all smiles at U.S. Bank Stadium after the Vikings got into the W column again.