The latest on wildfires raging in northern Minnesota, a major endorsement for governor, the heat will continue a little longer, a St. Paul athlete going for Olympic gold again
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The episode covers the latest news on wildfires in Minnesota, a major gubernatorial endorsement, ongoing heat, and an Olympic athlete's upcoming competition.
Here is the "830 On The Go" for Wednesday! - Major concern from the wildfires raging in northern Minnesota. WCCO’s Susie Jones with a harrowing story from some BWCA campers. - WCCO's Taylor Rivera has more on the state's emergency executive council voting to extend the state emergency into the fall. - WCCO Meteorologist Chris Shaffer says our heat will stick around a bit longer. - There's a reason behind our latest weather and air quality rollercoaster. - A hit-and-run in the far south metro. - Mike Lindell's gubernatorial campaign has its biggest endorsement yet from President Donald Trump. - We're less than four months from the Federally mandated THC ban that would completely disrupt the beverage industry and hurt numerous Minnesota businesses. - Minnesota’s iconic loon population is facing some growing threats according to the DNR. - Gov. Tim Walz speaks publicly about a man the state pardoned being deported by federal officials. - St. Paul-native, and Olympic gold medalist Suni Lee is making a run at her third Olympics in 2028.
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