News across Greater Minneapolis
Rotary Club of Edina Donates Two AEDs for Edina Parks
Two automated external defibrillators (AEDs) SaveStations have been installed outdoors at Centennial Lakes Park and Courtney Fields.
"Do you see what I Feel?" Fall Bulletin Feature
Annie Young is a 35-year Burnsville resident, an artist, and a veteran who lost her eyesight at age 37. Read our Fall Bulletin feature story.
Delano history walks the runway at Royalty tea party!
About 170 people attended the Delano Royalty tea party and historical fashion show Sunday, Sept. 13, at Rustique Barn as part of Delano’s sesquicentennial celebration. The program moved through historical looks spanning 1855 to 2026. Kathy Workman wrote the script describing the…
New Germany to celebrate fire department’s 125th anniversary Oct. 3
The town of New Germany will celebrate the 125th anniversary of the New Germany Fire Department with a community event Saturday, Oct. 3, at the New Germany City Hall building starting at 4:30 p.m.The celebration will be free to attend and will feature live music, a local history…
Volleyball: DC rolls off 7 straight wins, takes Sibley East tourney title
The DC volleyball team is officially on a roll.The Chargers went 7-0 in their last seven games, defeating Central (Norwood Young America) 3-0 Thursday, going 5-0 and winning the title at the Sibley East tournament, and defeating Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City 3-2 in a thriller…
“Coach Morman Made Me Not Want To Play”: Years Of Complaints, Players Blast Westosha Central Baseball Coach; District Says It Has “Worked With” Him
Westosha Central High School Head baseball Coach and Physical Education Teacher Jacob “Jake” Morman SALEM, Wis. — Complaints about Westosha Central High School head baseball coach and physical education teacher Jacob “Jake” Morman stretch back nearly seven years, according to…
Delano Chamber honors Sunrise Fitness with First Dollar Award!
The Delano Area Chamber of Commerce presents Sunrise Fitness owner Kate Leis, center right, with a First Dollar Award Tuesday, Sept. 22. Pictured, from left, are Linda Althoff, Laurie Schaust, Leis and Julie Smola. More photos: Delano Chamber honors Timm Design Co. with First…
Delano Chamber honors Timm Design Co. with First Dollar Award!
Delano Area Chamber of Commerce board President Laurie Schaust, right, and Executive Director Linda Althoff, left, present Matt Timm of Timm Design Co. with a First Dollar Award Tuesday, Sept. 22, at Caribou Coffee in Delano. More photos: Delano history walks the runway at…
City Moves ‘Community Conversation: Addressing Gun Violence’ Online
The City of Edina will host its Community Conversation: Addressing Gun Violence online Monday, Oct. 5, following a change in venue. The informational portion of the event will be broadcast live beginning at 5:30 p.m. on Edina TV and streamed online.
Drew Lenard: Loss to Minnesota is a release from hope for Michigan
MINNEAPOLIS — Five days ago, Michigan football coach Kyle Whittingham had no problem casually throwing around the idea that his 3-1 Wolverines were really playing like a 0-4 team. That couldn’t be any less the case now. Self-deprecation was the easy choice for the Wolverines this…
Michigan special teams errors against Minnesota emblematic of season-long issues
MINNEAPOLIS — The Michigan football team has yet to be outmatched through its first five games. However, it has been out-executed, out-schemed and out-disciplined — each on more than one occasion. Mental mistakes have plagued the Wolverines in every game they’ve played, and in a…
Stellar Michigan defense unable to meet unrealistically-high demands in Minnesota loss
MINNEAPOLIS — Coming into Saturday’s game against Minnesota, it was no secret that the Michigan football team’s defense is its biggest strength. While the Wolverines’ offense has struggled to get much going for the majority of the year and execution on special teams has been…