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    Lindsey Peterson

    Lindsey Peterson is WCCO Radio's Director of News and Operations. He studied Journalism and Broadcasting at Anoka-Ramsey and Brown College before starting his career in radio in 1997 in Des Moines. His time in radio has included time as a news anchor and reporter, a music DJ, sports-play-by-play, producer, program director, and operations manager. He has been with WCCO since 1999 and in programming management for the station since 2004. Lindsey was the first CBS Radio employee to win an Emmy Award in 2008. Lindsey has been a longtime volunteer for the Minneapolis Aquatennial. He grew up in Big Lake, Minnesota and currently lives in downtown Minneapolis with his wife Jennifer.

      830 WCCO Radio host Sheletta Brundidge wants to make sure an overlooked and underserved group get a chance to participate this Saturday. She's making sure deaf and hard-of-hearing fairgoers don’t miss out on that highlight of their State Fair experience.
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      Sheletta Brundidge's Saturday WCCO show at the State Fair will feature two ASL Sign Language interpreters

      The show will air live from the WCCO Radio porch at the fairgrounds between 12:00-3:00

      Sep 04, 2026
      History Made: Javon Tracy's two punt return TDs fuel Minnesota past Eastern Illinois 59-7
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      History Made: Javon Tracy's two punt return TDs fuel Minnesota past Eastern Illinois 59-7

      Sep 04, 2026
      Latest mass shooting once again bringing gun law reform to the forefront
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      Latest mass shooting once again bringing gun law reform to the forefront

      University of Minnesota political science professor Larry Jacobs says it could present challenges in governor's race

      Sep 04, 2026
      Assistant Superintendent for Crop Art and Scarecrow Marta Shore says common themes in this year's entries are the Minnesota Lynx, the show 'Heated Rivalry,' loving Minnesota, and loving America.
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      Expect a long wait to see the crop art exhibit at the Minnesota State Fair this year

      Sep 03, 2026
      At least 1 person was killed, 6 injured in downtown Minneapolis shooting
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      2 killed, 6 injured in downtown Minneapolis shooting that also left the shooter dead at an apartment building

      Sep 03, 2026
      "Leaves are turning already and that's an indication of the drought and basically stress on the plants," she says.
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      Minnesota trees are already changing color and shedding leaves, a serious sign of drought and stress

      Sep 02, 2026
      Twins hang 10 runs on the Tigers in the 6th inning of a 15-2 win
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      Twins hang 10 in explosive 6th inning of a 15-2 win over Detroit

      "I mean, very impressive," said Twins manager Derek Shelton

      Sep 02, 2026
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      Pollen counts are kicking up some serious allergic reactions for people as August becomes September

      Sep 01, 2026
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