Month: June 2022

A body was discovered floating in the Minnesota River at Shakopee by fishermen on Saturday, June 25.

Chaska girls soccer will have new leadership this fall.

Technology like Siri and Alexa are helpful in everyday life. But what if not all of these technologies have people’s best interests in mind?

Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity volunteers have been busy lately, building a duplex on Niskanen Circle in Chaska.

Residents and businesses of Chaska that currently have, or may be interested in getting, a security camera for their property can now register it with the new Chaska Police Department S.M.I.L.E. program, which stands for Surveillance Monitoring Initiative for Law…

Chaska Police Department officers responded to the following calls. This is not a complete list of incidents.

Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity volunteers have been busy lately, building a duplex on Niskanen Circle in Chaska.

Chaska boys basketball has new leadership at the top of the program, but the Hawks look to be heading in a similar direction with a familiar face as the new varsity head coach.

Residents and businesses of Chaska that currently have, or may be interested in getting, a security camera for their property can now register it with the new Chaska Police Department S.M.I.L.E. program, which stands for Surveillance Monitoring Initiative for Law…

It was a big deal when Carver County Schools Superintendent Rudolf Siewert came to inspect our District 24 one-room schoolhouse in the 1950s. We took it very seriously.

I remember looking at the calendar when my kids were young and panicking as the end of the school year crept up on me.

Warning: This column contains spoilers.

Join Carver County Library and the Loft Literary Center for an online seminar where you’ll learn about writing for the web.

The Chaska Human Rights Commission sends their deepest condolences to the victims and their families of the mass shootings in the United States this year.

The temperature topped 90 degrees Monday while “Stanger Things” star Joe Keery and other actors shot scenes in a downtown Jordan shop for the upcoming film “Marmalade.”

The concept plan for Block 42 (Guardian Angels Catholic School) redevelopment was approved in a unanimous vote at the June 20 City Council meeting.

Twin Cities Pride is celebrating its 50th annual Twin Cities Pride Festival at Loring Park in Minneapolis on June 25-26.

Carver County held a June 7 dedication ceremony at Waconia High School for recently installed road signs along Highway 10 honoring farmers and their families.

The next Cars and Caves, the outdoor auto extravaganza featuring collector, classic, and exotic cars, is 8 a.m.-noon Saturday, June 25 at the Chanhassen AutoPlex, 8150 Audubon Road.

The Chris Wivholm Foundation is sponsoring a fundraiser at the Wilds Ridge Golf Course in Prior Lake at noon Monday, Aug. 29.