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12/24/2025

A Brooklyn man is facing assault charges for reportedly shooting someone at Benihana in Maple Grove last month.

12/24/2025

The Osseo Area School Board received an update on Dec. 16 regarding the district’s long-term facilities maintenance program and its Build a Better Future initiative.

The Osseo Area School Board received an update on Dec. 16 regarding the district’s long-term facilities maintenance program and its Build a Better Future initiative, outlining major renovations completed since

12/23/2025

City Manager Reggie Edwards’ contract was the sole item discussed at a surprise Brooklyn Center City Council meeting Dec. 19. Within an hour, his employment was terminated.

Residents packed into Brooklyn Center City Council chambers Dec. 19 for a special meeting held on short notice. The sole item on the agenda was City Manager Reggie Edwards’ contract

12/23/2025

The old Wells Fargo property at the corner of 56th and Bass Lake Road in Crystal may eventually be an apartment building.

The first reading to consider rezoning the old Wells Fargo property at the corner of 56th and Bass Lake Road in Crystal to allow for a new apartment to be

12/23/2025

Through a vote held Dec. 17-20, 98.5% of Anoka-Hennepin educators authorized union leadership to call a strike, citing concerns over “unaffordable health insurance costs and non-competitive pay."

Through a vote held Dec. 17–20, 98.5% of Anoka-Hennepin educators authorized union leadership to call a strike, citing concerns over “unaffordable health insurance costs and non-competitive pay,” according to a

12/22/2025

The United Nations held its 30th annual climate change conference in November. Among the 50,000 attendees from around the world was Grace Dresser, who grew up in Golden Valley and graduated from Hopkins High School.

The United Nations held its 30th annual climate change conference in November. Among the 50,000 attendees from around the world was Grace Dresser, who grew up in Golden Valley and

12/22/2025

At its Dec. 16 meeting, the City of Golden Valley, MN - Local Government City Council approved the selection of Minneapolis-based architecture firm Perkins&Will to lead the city’s Civic Center Campus Master Plan process. The project will begin in January and is expected to be completed by early fall.

At its Dec. 16 meeting, the Golden Valley City Council approved the selection of Minneapolis-based architecture firm Perkins&Will to lead the city’s Civic Center Campus Master Plan process. The project

12/22/2025

When the public middle school was too overwhelming, Kim Snow began looking for an alternative for her son. She found a place she liked so much that she became executive director.

When the public middle school was too overwhelming, Kim Snow began looking for an alternative for her son. She found a place she liked so much that she became executive

12/22/2025

A council member from the City of Robbinsdale, MN - Government has stepped down.

Robbinsdale City Council Member Aaron Wagner, who represents Ward 4 in southern Robbinsdale, will resign from the council effective Jan. 5.

12/20/2025

E7 , both founded and played for by local athletes, recently hosted their fifth annual tryouts ahead of their latest season of 7on7 football.

The dome at Park Center High School was busy with football and excitement last week as E7 United hosted their latest annual tryouts ahead of their fifth season of action.

12/19/2025

The Armstrong Dance Team has written an exciting new chapter this season under new head coach Anna Pearson, a chapter that brought them to the conference championship meet last week.

The Robbinsdale Armstrong High School dance team took part in Northwest Suburban Conference Championships last week, hosted Dec. 17 at Osseo Senior High.

12/19/2025

Positive growth is clear at Robbinsdale Cooper wrestling following two Tri-Metro duals and some notable tournament showings. Head coach Neel Allen spoke on the team’s growing numbers and positive outlook.

Winter has brought the latest season for growth at Robbinsdale Cooper wrestling and the Hawks are excited to continue building the program’s future one positive deposit at a time.