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With St. Louis Park not racing, it was a two-team showdown for first place in a Metro West Conference Nordic Ski event at Elm Creek Reserve on Feb. 4.

School leaders should give all students the same safety protocols and opportunities. They should be a voice for logic and equality rather than hypocrisy and bias. COVID doesn’t care about fair — as a parent, I expect our district to…

Chaska/Chanhassen played into the third period with two of the top-five teams in Class AA. After a 1-3 start, the Storm Hawks are putting together more complete games, winners of three straight.

I just read the Jan. 14 issue of the Herald.

Post-season section and state tournaments for winter high school athletics in Minnesota are a go for March and early April.

Post-season section and state tournaments for winter high school athletics in Minnesota are a go for March and early April.

Cole Zwiefel watched from the bleachers as Chaska reeled off eight regular season wins, claiming the No. 1 spot in the rankings in 2017. He wanted to be just like that team.

Cole Zwiefel watched from the bleachers as Chaska reeled off eight regular season wins, claiming the No. 1 spot in the rankings in 2017. He wanted to be just like that team.

Led by top three all-around performers Reese Norbie, Brenna Johnson and Lauren Wosje, Chaska/Chanhassen gymnastics defeated Waconia 131.250-116.425 at Chanhassen High School on Feb. 2.

If Chanhassen’s Feb. 2 contest with Bloomington Kennedy felt like déjà vu, it’s because it sort of was.

No. 2 vs No. 3 in the state in girls hockey clashed Feb. 2 at Braemar Arena. And while host Edina opened a 2-0 lead through one period, it was a third-period winner that led the Hornets to a 3-2…

Sandwiched between facing No. 1 Hopkins and two top-10 caliber teams in Eden Prairie and St. Michael-Albertville was Edina for sixth-ranked Minnetonka.

A career-high 17 points from Jake Kirsch helped Holy Family Catholic defeat host Jordan in a Wright County Conference match-up, 57-55, on Feb. 2.

Ken Novak Jr. reacted exactly the way you’d expect the 39-year veteran boys basketball coach at Hopkins High School would.

Winter continues in Minnesota and at the library. We have Winter Reads for adults through the end of February and we continue to offer winter programming for all ages online.

It’s the middle of winter yet Chaska city officials are hoping for chillier, cloudier days.

If anything is certain during the pandemic, it’s that consumer habits can quickly change, demand can lead to shortages and supply can be low for things as commonplace as freezers.

In a typical school year, authors and illustrators Trisha Speed Shaskan and Stephen Shaskan would visit between 30 and 40 elementary schools across Minnesota.

A total of 2,300 pounds of common carp were removed from Upper Prior Lake last week.