Eden Prairie officials reviewed summer e-bike education efforts and discussed safety concerns with the City Council as use of e-bikes grows.
Author: Rachel Hoppe
Rachel Hoppe
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
Eden Prairie legislators Steve Cwodzinski, Carlie Kotyza-Witthuhn and Alex Falconer react to the Minneapolis school shooting and urge stronger gun laws.
The Eden Prairie City Council proclaimed Sept. 2, 2025, as Steve Schewe Day, honoring the EPLN CEO and publisher as he steps down.
The Eden Prairie City Council advanced a proposed memory care facility, Aspen Estates, which emphasizes community living and personalized care.
Two-year-old Somaia Kamawal remains in critical condition after an Eden Prairie hit-and-run as officials weigh safety improvements at the intersection.
The Eden Prairie Fire Department added five new fire engines to its fleet Aug. 22, celebrating with a push-in ceremony.
Police say a mother and two children were injured in an Eden Prairie hit-and-run; one child remains hospitalized with critical injuries.
Helping Paws established the Hortman Heroes Fund to honor Melissa, Mark and Gilbert Hortman in providing service dogs to those in need.
Find out what’s happening with Eden Prairie’s corporate spaces. Plus, new housing developments – and news about a hotel.
Eden Prairie doesn’t have an official downtown, but the city hopes concentrated development near the mall could create a “downtown feel.”