About this episode

The episode covers the Minneapolis City Council's assault weapons ban, a street renaming in honor of a fallen officer, and ongoing discussions about a bonding bill at the State Capitol.

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Thursday 830 On The Go. Stories include: Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara has officially been nominated for second, four-year term. The head of Minnesota's Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives office has been let go. The Minnesota Timberwolves licking their wounds after they got blasted by the San Antonio spurs last night in game two of their best of seven playoff series. And more.

People in this episode

Host: Taylor Rivera

Topics covered

• assault weapons ban
• police officer memorial
• bonding bill
• Minneapolis Police Chief nomination
• Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives
• Minnesota Timberwolves playoffs

Keywords

• Minneapolis City Council
• assault weapons ban
• Blaisdell Ave
• fallen police officer
• bonding bill
• Minnesota Timberwolves
• playoffs

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Minneapolis Police Department, Minnesota's Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives office, Minnesota Timberwolves

Places: Minneapolis, Minnesota

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