Two Eden Prairie residents are among the four finalists in the 31st Great American Think-Off, debating “Is freedom of speech worth the cost?”
Author: Mike Wilkinson
Bent Creek Golf Club in Eden Prairie shifts ownership to the LaMettry family, maintaining operations while planning future upgrades and changes.
Following the tragic incident in Burnsville, Eden Prairie Police maintain their approach to domestic calls, emphasizing training and community resources.
Gov. Tim Walz’s $982 million proposal aims to boost state infrastructure, emphasizing roads, water safety, and a new Eden Prairie project.
Amid growing interest in Irish folk dance, the Onórach Mulhern Geraghty School of Irish Dance in Eden Prairie provides authentic instruction rooted in tradition and competition.
The Eden Prairie Police Department integrates a Tesla Model Y into its fleet, balancing environmental goals with the practicalities of electric vehicle use in law enforcement operations.
The Metropolitan Airport Commission has cordoned off the historic Lookout Park Wayside, which has been off-limits for years due to safety concerns.
Eden Prairie seminars by Pat Lauria offer practical advice for seniors navigating life and choices in longer retirement.
Eden Prairie resident Cole Kramer gets his first starting quarterback chance in his final college game at the Quick Lane Bowl for the University of Minnesota.
Eden Prairie has elevated radon levels in its soil, a common issue in southern Minnesota. “The southwest metropolitan area and, in fact, most of southern Minnesota has higher-than-normal amounts of radon,” said Dan Tranter, a spokesperson for the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH). Research indicates that radon levels from north of the Twin Cities to the Iron Range and northwest toward the Canadian border are lower compared to the rest of Minnesota. The state’s average radon level is three times the national average, a condition linked to long winters that result in extended periods of closed, heated homes, thereby contributing…