Strong winds scattered debris across Eden Prairie on Monday night. No major damage reported. City crews and residents begin cleanup.
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’s Fredrick-Miller Spring offers free, natural drinking water – and locals keep coming back, some for decades, despite its humble setting.
Eden Prairie’s city-run liquor store is launching a THC-infused gummy and inviting the public to help choose its name.
Eden Prairie’s PeopleFest! returns with cultural events, performances, and panels celebrating community diversity from July 26 to Aug. 4.
Veridian Credit Union plans new Eden Prairie branch on Flying Cloud Drive, replacing Mister Car Wash and expanding local banking services.
PROP’s July food shelf campaign highlights rising summer hunger in Eden Prairie, with families facing fewer donations and greater need.
A resident alerted Eden Prairie authorities after discovering five ducklings trapped in a storm drain. All were safely reunited with their mother.
Eden Prairie residents celebrated the Fourth with fireworks, food trucks, music and a sensory-friendly drone show at Round Lake Park.