Month: October 2017

MINNEAPOLIS — A trial has been scheduled for the Minneapolis driver who fled the scene of a Sept. 17 crash in northeast Minneapolis that killed 20-year-old Eden Prairie resident Ria Patel.

Seeds for Section 2AAA already released, on the court Chaska looks at facing top competition as a way to prepare for the post-season.

The Daughters of Isabella organization is celebrating its 120th anniversary.

Ridgeview Medical Center’s Emergency Department in Waconia will be renamed the Norman and Ann Hoffman Emergency Center, upon completion of a major renovation project that is expected to begin in 2018.

Pets of the Week

Dylan Schaefer was the seventh runner across the finish line for Chaska’s boys varsity team as a freshman at the Metro West Conference Championships, 34th overall, a time close to 19 minutes over 5,000 meters.

I recently attended my son’s fifth-grade football game in Prior Lake.

According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, one in five U.S. adults will experience a mental health condition in their lifetime and one in 17 live with a serious mental illness. Having the appropriate facilities staffed with experts is…

As a volleyball player, Toni Kaiser had everything. She had height. She had hitting strength. She had a competitive, aggressive nature. She was an athlete.

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Police Report

With its historical relics, worn but sturdy wood reading table and hundreds of ancient books lining the walls, it’s easy to imagine friars hard at work in the Guardian Angels Friary Library.

Whether you’re hoping to crush the competition at trivia, catch a local band, or enjoy a moment of lakeside repose, the southwest metro probably has a pint of local, craft beer for you. The following taprooms and brewpubs (and distillery)…

CHANHASSEN — Kris Howland, public relations director for Chanhassen Dinner Theatres, keeps a formulaic email that she still has to send at least two or three times a year.

Held to 29 total points in a four-game losing streak, Holy Family Catholic coach Dave Hopkins turned and looked up at the scoreboard, motioning at 45 on the side of the Fire.

It is almost winter, and that means road construction is almost over.

An 83-yard touchdown pass one play. The next a fumble on the ensuing kick-off. Chaska, in control through three quarters, suddenly wasn’t.