Month: April 2021

Two young adults died and two teenagers were injured in a crash in Burnsville on Easter Sunday, authorities confirmed this weekend.

A crossover kiss off the glass for two? How about a drive through two bodies, a shot off the glass for an answer? A corner 3-pointer? How about a step-back 3-pointer in returner.

Ready to give new voices a chance to fill the role she’s held for a decade, Minnesota Poet Laureate Joyce Sutphen is resigning.

Ready to give new voices a chance to fill the role she’s held for a decade, Minnesota Poet Laureate Joyce Sutphen is resigning.

For far too long, Gov. Tim Walz has abused his authority and completely disregarded the separation of powers enshrined in the Minnesota Constitution. During what is now the longest peacetime emergency in state history, Walz has shut down businesses, churches…

An estimated one million people in the U.S. live with Parkinson’s disease, the second-most common neurodegenerative disease after Alzheimer’s, and the 14th-leading cause of death in our country.

New gubernatorial candidate Dr. Scott Jensen is quoted In your March 18 edition as speaking against “…. election processes that are not so dependent on hyper-attacks …”

With regards to the March 25 story on the Chanhassen Dinner Theatres (CDT), “Dinner theater drops ‘Cinderella’: Plans push for diversity.” Michael Brindisi deciding to, “start fresh with a clean slate” with the diversity of the cast would logically, and…

I recently heard that Carver County was the fastest growing county in the state, so I decided to check it out.

Right now in Class AA State Girls Hockey there’s Andover and Edina, and then everyone else.

The Arts Consortium of Carver County (ACCC) is posthumously naming Prince Rogers Nelson the ACCC’s honorary member of the year.

Joining areas across the nation, Carver and Scott counties are seeing a rise in reported catalytic converter thefts.

Those who live in the southwest metro area of the Twin Cities are familiar with the sand and gravel mines that have taken up residence near their neighborhoods.

Rounak Jaggi grew up playing cricket. It’s in his DNA — no further explanation needed.

A few weeks ago, our apartment became home to a few more roommates: Darwin and Petra.