Amid a standoff with state officials, the landowner and development team proposing a golf, pickleball and entertainment ...

Whether it’s for grooming pets, cleaning carpets, selling tacos or fixing a backed-up toilet, commercial vehicles can be found scattered around New Hope’s residential neighborhoods.

State Sen. Ann Johnson Stewart (DFL-Wayzata) has been appointed to serve on Attorney General Keith Ellison’s Advisory Task Force on the Future of Minnesota’s Water.

The Waconia boys lacrosse team bounced back from a pair of losses with a 13-2 win over Hutchinson, with Garrett Roberts ...

Minnesotans’ access to health care, more specifically eye care, in new and meaningful ways for communities of all sizes, is at a crossroads at the State Capitol, and our input is necessary.
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The very well-written article in the Sun Thisweek issue of April 25 "Tributes greet mayor at State of the City address" was most impressive regarding our most impressive ...

The International Festival of Burnsville and the Ames Center seek artworks to display at the 14th annual IFB Cultural Perspectives art exhibition.

Anglers and paddlers have wasted little time getting out on open water across Minnesota. However, with water temperatures still dangerously low, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources reminds a ...

Let’s Go Fishing East Central Minnesota Chapter is holding its annual breakfast fundraiser and silent auction from 8-11 a.m. on Saturday, May 3, at Main Street Church in North Branch.

The Lake Minnetonka Historical Society is set to present “Remembering the Lake Minnetonka Tornadoes of 1965” with meteorologist Paul Huttner at 7 p.m., May 6 at the Gillespie Center, Lost ...

What began with just a few determined riders five years ago has become a full-on movement at Groveland Elementary in Minnetonka.

The Wright County Board of Commissioners wants to make residents aware of funding-shift proposals from the state that would ...