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M ary Kay (Ess) Feltmann’s childhood home has stood for generations.

Following the death of Mary Tyler Moore, Minnesota politicians are offering their thoughts:

Following the death of Mary Tyler Moore, Minnesota politicians are offering their thoughts:

The Prior Lake Chamber of Commerce has teamed up with the Minnesota Vikings to bring the team’s popular Winterfest to Prior Lake Feb. 17-18.

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.

Brady Bengtson totaled 105 points in the regular season as a sophomore, nearly half of that coming from behind the three-point arc.

Not too often in a scoreless game, with more than six minutes remaining in the first period, will a coach call a timeout.

Beaten in the final second by Orono in the Wright County Conference opener last week, Holy Family Catholic girls basketball edged Delano 48-47 Tuesday, improving to 9-6.

A work session meeting became heated after plans were presented to the City Council to redesign one of Chaska’s busiest intersections.

The Chaska Speech Team competed in its first regular season tournament on Saturday at Chanhassen High School.

World Learner School (WLS) is holding a special event during the week of Jan 24-27 to celebrate National School Choice Week, according to School Director Deana Siekmann.

Launch Ministry, a faith-based nonprofit organization serving struggling young adults in Carver and Scott counties, hosts the seminar “Assisting Homeless and Struggling Youth,” 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 11.

Clint Christopher will officially become District 112’s next superintendent on July 1.

Jan. 26, 1978: A rookie police officer on the Chaska Police Department has just successfully completed the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension basic police science course. Scott Knight, 24, is now a full fledged state-licensed police officer and brings the number…

Lauren Pulvermacher remembers sitting in the bleachers, then maybe a second grader, wearing purple and gold.

Lauren Pulvermacher remembers sitting in the bleachers, then maybe a second grader, wearing purple and gold.

We officially have entered the time period that could be best described as mid-season blues.

The District 112 School Board approved terminating Tim Dorway’s employment with the district as Chanhassen High School’s principal on Monday, Jan. 23.

While far southern Minnesota is under a winter storm warning from Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday evening with 8 to 10 inches of snow expected, the Twin Cities metropolitan area could get 6 to 8 inches and is under a winter…

With only five varsity members present, Chaska/Chanhassen Nordic skiers slipped back in the Metro West Conference standings in a Jan. 20 event at Elm Creek Reserve.