District 287 uses Critical Race Theory to guide its school equity policies
Critical Race Theory has become a controversial topic in schools across the country. The curriculum isn't taught in Minnesota schools, but Intermediate District 287 added is using the term to implement its updated policy that guides fixing inequities in the classroom.
St. Paul, Edina school districts requiring masks for students, staff
Two more Twin Cities school districts are instituting mask mandates for the upcoming school year as the COVID-19 delta variant spreads.
Nationwide arrest warrant issued for Edina man accused of murdering his mother
Charges say an Edina man killed his mother with fentanyl. A nationwide arrest warrant has been issued.
Battle buzzing over 40-year-old Hornet logo in Edina
The creator of the Edina Hornet logo sent a cease-and-desist letter to Edina Public Schools to stop using the logo.
Battle buzzing over 40-year-old Hornet logo in Edina
The creator of the Edina Hornet logo sent a cease-and-desist letter to Edina Public Schools to stop using the logo.
Rep. Omar calls on DOJ to investigate more Minnesota law enforcement agencies
Rep. Ilhan Omar wants the DOJ to investigate a number of Minnesota law enforcement agencies in a similar manner to its already opened investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department.
Vaccine appointments for youths fill up after CDC recommends Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
Just hours after the CDC recommended the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine can be used on those as young as 12, vaccination appointments for youths are filling up quickly across the Twin Cities metro.
Vaccine appointments for youths fill up after CDC recommends Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
COVID-19 vaccine signups for at least two locations at Edina Public Schools are already filled up after the CDC recommended the Pfizer vaccine can be used for the 12- to 15-year-old age group.
Missing: Edina man last seen May 6
Police are asking for help locating a missing man who was last seen May 6 in Edina, Minnesota.
Minnesota couple on mission to save monarch butterflies
A Minnesota couple is on a mission to save monarch butterflies by planting milkweed across North America.
Edina personal trainer completes world record 715 burpees in 1 hour
As a personal trainer, it’s no surprise Stephanie Tennessen knows how to stay in shape, but when it comes to burpees, she’s royalty.
Pandemic ‘pivot’ leads to $2M in delivery sales for Edina Liquor
Before the pandemic, Edina Liquor received about 10 to 20 home delivery orders per day, but that number is closer to 40 or 50 now.
Pandemic pivot leads to $2M in delivery sales for Edina Liquor
Before the pandemic, Edina Liquor received about 10 to 20 home delivery orders per day, but that number is closer to 40 or 50 now.
Edina offers $1,000 reward for information on Speedway robbery
The Edina Crime Prevention Fund is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and charging of the people responsible for a recent robbery at a Speedway gas station on France Avenue.
1 injured in kitchen fire at apartment in Edina, Minnesota
A fire at an apartment in Edina, Minnesota sent one person to the hospital Friday, according to Edina Fire Chief Tom Schmitz.
Parent of student with special needs disappointed in Minnesota education announcement
While many parents are thankful for changes Gov. Tim Walz outlined for Minnesota students Wednesday, others don’t think he’s gone far enough.
Black Lives Matter protests Ohio police killing in Edina, Minn.
Protesters marched through Minneapolis and Edina, Minnesota Monday in an effort to raise awareness about the death of Casy Goodson in Ohio.
Edina Public Schools letter warns of disenrollment for distance learning out of district
A letter from the Edina Public Schools superintendent has struck a nerve with parents.
Police: Incident in Edina over, shelter in place advisory lifted
Update (2:40 p.m.): The Edina Police Department said the incident was resolved peacefully and people no longer need to shelter in place.
After homecoming opponent cancels, Edina Football takes to Twitter to find new matchup
Edina High School’s football team was desperately searching for an opponent to play for its homecoming football game this fall until a school 223 miles away answered the call.