Month: April 2017

Days after investigators found Prince Rogers Nelson dead in his Paisley Park home, they collected pills found throughout several rooms.

For Matt Vassau, there’s a science behind roasting coffee beans.

For Matt Vassau, there’s a science behind roasting coffee beans.

Each week we publish a detail of a local landmark. The next week we identify the landmark. Do you know where the heck this is? Send us your guess.

C haska High School’s upcoming spring play “The Great Gatsby” is a show with many messages, according to cast member Diego Symouksavanh.

Chaska baseball improved to 2-0 in the Metro West Conference, pounding out a season-high 13 hits in a 10-4 road win over Bloomington Kennedy at Red Haddox Field Tuesday.

The Jonathan Association recently announced the results of its Jonathan Board of Directors election.

Laura Hunt went through a range of emotions before, during and after the girls lacrosse season opener Tuesday.

When Brooke Herman stepped on the field for her first season with Southwest Christian softball in 2015, it was a season of small strides.

Gabe Friedbauer netted two goals and two assists, while Dylan Lange posted a hat trick as Chaska boys lacrosse won the season opener 7-1 at Holy Family Catholic Tuesday.

The sun is shining, the weather is warming, and the trails are open again! Biking season is upon us.

Unbeaten into the week, Holy Family Catholic baseball dropped its first game of the season Tuesday to New Prague.

Pioneer Ridge Middle School students are celebrating Autism Awareness Month during the month of April, according to a news release.

Holy Family Activities Director Nick Tibesar announced the hiring of Randy Koeppl, as the new head coach for the Wildfire girls hockey program.

Three Chaska student-athletes signed National Letters of Intent in the late signing period April 12 in an afternoon ceremony.

Eastern Carver County Schools enrollment continues to grow, according to an April 10 report presented to the School Board.

A Chaska man will spend more than a decade behind bars after pleading guilty last week to multiple charges stemming from separate drive-by shooting incidents.

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Highway 41 may be down to three lanes after construction in 2022.

The Chaska Invitational at Hazeltine National has been plagued with rain, cold temperatures and even snow over the years.