Zac Farber is the Local Editor of St. Louis Park Patch and Edina Patch. He is a graduate of Macalester College in St. Paul. You can email him at zac.farber [at] patch.com.
Sue Santa, Gregg Lindberg, Tim Brausen and Bill Theobald will be at a candidate forum hosted by the League of Women Voters Tuesday evening.
Attendees will learn about the state's firearm laws and about child-gun safety.
St. Louis Park mayor Jeff Jacobs penned a letter to Gov. Mark Dayton threatening to withhold the city's municipal consent should the Met Council decide to reroute freight traffic through SLP.
The League of Women Voters held a forum Tuesday evening for the five candidates running for the four-year terms on St. Louis Park's school board.
Police used a taser to subdue Chris Simondet on Friday evening.
The Edina Police Department's Crime Activity Report for Oct. 7 to Oct. 13.
The council approved the construction of $13 million in new athletic facilities at its Monday meeting. The dome and rink could be operational by the end of 2014.
A Hennepin County judge ruled that the 9-year-old boy who drove a stolen truck into an Edina squad car enter individual and family therapy and stay out of his parents' home—at least for now.
Freight rail re-location options could be brought back on the table.
The Twin Cities Film Festival is in its fourth year.
The author will read from her book "Song in My Heart," the story of a Mexican woman living in Minnesota in the early 1900s who dreams of becoming an orchestral conductor.
The alleged fraud targeted insurance companies through the state's no-fault car accident insurance system.
Freight rail re-location options could be brought back on the table.
St. Louis Park will wait six months before reconsidering whether to build a community center directly south of the city's Rec Center.
Jenny Gott's animal massage practice has operated out of space in ScoopyPoo DoggyDoo Pickup's Edina headquarters since March.
The man told police he “tends to walk around while on the phone."
The man's son was able to write down the license plate number of the van the burglar escaped in. The van was stopped later in Bloomington on suspicion of drunk driving.
Read the Hennepin County Human Services and Public Health Department's report on the 9-year-old boy who drove a stolen truck into an Edina squad car before sneaking on a plane to Las Vegas.
