Eden Prairie officials addressed federal funding concerns, noting most city revenues are local and only $330,000 in grants may be affected.
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Rachel Hoppe is a recent graduate of the University of Minnesota, where she studied journalism and Spanish studies. She wrote for the Minnesota Daily, The Wake Magazine and the Minnesota Star Tribune while attending the U. Originally from Chanhassen, Rachel is excited to be back in the southwest metro area. Contact Rachel at rachel.hoppe@eplocalnews.org
The Eden Prairie City Council voted to approve a salary increase for both the mayor and council members, taking effect Jan. 1, 2027.
From financial assistance to career coaching, PROP in Eden Prairie helps families find stability in their lives.
Eden Prairie Liquor’s new THC gummy, Little Berry on the Prairie, was chosen after 801 submissions, three finalists and community voting.
Eden Prairie police helped reunite an injured racing pigeon with its Chaska owner after it got lost returning from Oklahoma.
Eden Prairie Liquor is moving to the next step in naming its new THC gummy. After receiving 801 name suggestions for the berry-flavored gummy, a panel chose the top three names, according to a press release from the city. A Facebook poll opened Monday for residents to vote for their favorite, and will remain open through Friday, Aug. 8. The three finalists are Little Berry on the Prairie, Eden BerrieZzz and Prairie Dreamin’. The name with the most votes at noon Friday will become the product’s official name. Eden Prairie Liquor is the first municipal liquor operation in Minnesota to create its own THC gummy, liquor operations manager Jaime Urbina said. Depending on sales, the…
Mayor Ron Case visited five Night to Unite block parties in Eden Prairie, chatting with residents and answering questions about city issues.
Ellie Belle, a high-end Eden Prairie boutique, celebrates grand opening with champagne, luxury brands, and personalized appointment-only shopping.
PeopleFest! Party moves indoors due to heat, drawing 800 attendees for music, art, food, and cultural celebration at Central Middle School.
Strong winds scattered debris across Eden Prairie on Monday night. No major damage reported. City crews and residents begin cleanup.