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.
The Iraq War claimed the lives of nearly 70 Minnesotans, among them Daniel Robert Olsen Herrgott from Eagan, Nathanael James Doring from Apple Valley, and Joshua Robert Hanson and Michael Charles Mettille from West St. Paul.
The Iraq War claimed the lives of nearly 70 Minnesotans, among them Edward James Herrgott from Shakopee.
The Iraq War claimed the lives of nearly 70 Minnesotans, among them Todd Willis Selge from Burnsville.
Burnsville received a $15,200 grant to conduct a survey about the city's youth.
A look at what users around the web are posting about Northfield.
The Shakopee Tennis Association will present a proposal to build indoor courts at Shutrop Park.
A look at what users around the web are posting about Lakeville.
Victims of a Lakeville rental scam spoke to Fox 9 News.
Beer, wings and slam dunks! It's tournament time -- here's where to catch all the games.
Kate Azar is a finalist for the FIRST Robtics Dean's List Award, given annually to ten students showing technical knowledge, leadership skills, and an ability to inspire their team.
Minnesota physicians have received $26.5 million from drug companies since 2009. Find out what payments your doctor received.
Minnesota physicians have received $26.5 million from drug companies since 2009. Find out what payments your doctor received.
Minnesota physicians have received $26.5 million from drug companies since 2009. Find out what payments your doctor received.
Minnesota physicians have received $26.5 million from drug companies since 2009. Find out what payments your doctor received.
Minnesota physicians have received $26.5 million from drug companies since 2009. Find out what payments your doctor received.
Minnesota physicians have received $26.5 million from drug companies since 2009. Find out what payments your doctor received.
Northfield is ending classes two hours early today in response to a Rice County Blizzard Warning.
Second District U.S. Rep. John Kline lent his name to a fundraiser for a Tennessee congressman, an anti-abortion Republican who allegedly slept with his medical patients and pressured one to have an abortion.
Find movie reviews and showtimes for theaters in Edina.
Second District U.S. Rep. John Kline lent his name to a fundraiser for a Tennessee congressman, an anti-abortion Republican who allegedly slept with his medical patients and pressured one to have an abortion.