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If Marty Hulett had his way, there would be Kwik Trip convenience stores in every city, which is why he is thankful that another one will soon be opening in the city of Carver.

Angels get mentioned a lot during the holiday season, but residents at Carver Ridge Senior Living center in Carver are finding out firsthand how many are out there.

The Hennepin County Medical Examiner’s Office has identified the body that was found floating in the Minnesota River in Shakopee last week as 63-year-old Bloomington man Michael Timothy Erickson.

Setting the levy for the upcoming year is a six-month process, one that begins in the summer by submitting data to the state of Minnesota, and concludes with a truth-in-taxation presentation in December.

Fusso is an adorable gray and white domestic shorthair male kitten, born July 28, 2020. His mom was feral, so he’s a skittish around people yet, but his foster is working on his cuddle and play time. He can be…

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell said he donated thousands of dollars to #FightBack Foundation, Inc., a Texas conservative free-speech organization that’s helped raise money for the bail of Kyle Rittenhouse.

Driving the 10-some miles to her house, I wondered about a few things.

Wearing a face mask while indoors is now a requirement for people ages 6 and older, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced Wednesday.

Inside his Eden Prairie frozen yogurt shop these days, Mark Miller might just be plucking away at his guitar. These days, when Freeziac customers aren’t around, he sometimes gets a tune or two out of his system.

Inside his Eden Prairie frozen yogurt shop these days, Mark Miller might just be plucking away at his guitar. These days, when Freeziac customers aren’t around, he sometimes gets a tune or two out of his system.

CHASKA — It’s a positive trend the city doesn’t see changing any time soon: the success of the Chaska Event Center, Crooked Pint Ale House and Chaska Curling Center.

It’s a positive trend the city doesn’t see changing any time soon: the success of the Chaska Event Center, Crooked Pint Ale House and Chaska Curling Center.

CHASKA — Courthouse Lake in downtown Chaska is stocked with trout — 1,300 to be exact.

Superintendent of the Eastern Carver County School District is a finalist for a similar job in Iowa.

Dahlgren Township homeowners are used to a certain landscape, but change is coming.

It’s been nearly a decade since the Minnesota GreenStep Cities program began. The voluntary sustainability network of more than 130 cities started in June 2010, offering five levels of recognition to participating cities.

CARVER — When National Guard deployment took Doug Watson to Kosovo in 2003, he thought it would be best to split up with his new girlfriend.

When National Guard deployment took Doug Watson to Kosovo in 2003, he thought it would be best to split up with his new girlfriend.

“Saying thank you for this would not suffice.”

Here is number 8 of the top 10 news stories of 2019, selected by the staff of the Chaska Herald.