MDH Investigating Cases Of Legionnaires' Disease In Hopkins
The Minnesota Department of Health is investigating a cluster of confirmed cases of Legionnaires' disease involving people in Hopkins.
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The Minnesota Department of Health is investigating a cluster of confirmed cases of Legionnaires' disease involving people in Hopkins.
It's Week 2 in high school football across Minnesota, and it's the first week where a majority of the games are under the lights Friday night.
A 27-year-old man is in jail after a stabbing incident in Hopkins early Friday morning.
An 11-year-old girl is in the hospital Tuesday night after nearly drowning in an apartment swimming pool in Hopkins.
Northbound highway 169 had to be shut down for a while this morning after a serious crash.
Hopkins police are hoping the public will recognize a credit card fraud suspect.
Police are on the lookout for thieves who have broken into at least four bike shops in the Twin Cities in the last couple of weeks.
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children is asking for help finding a 16-year-old Hopkins girl who has been missing for several weeks.
Police took a 15-year-old into custody after allegedly stealing a front-end loader and taking it on a destructive joyride.
Hopkins police say a young mother and her child have been found safe after they were missing for several days. Jolean Sheppard and 15-month-old Angel have been taken to a secure location, according to police.
A hidden camera confirmed what a Twin Cities woman feared was happening to her mother at a home for seniors: She was being abused by her care giver. Police say it happened at The Glenn Hopkins senior home, formerly called St. Therese Southwest.
Two drivers were unscathed after an accident involving a train in Hopkins Tuesday afternoon. Hopkins police say that accident happened at about 2:30 p.m. at the intersection of Excelsior Boulevard and Jackson Avenue.
We have four huge match-ups on Friday across the state in basketball and hockey, and virtually all are top-10 teams squaring off. A big win can give a team momentum heading into the playoffs, and while nobody likes to lose, it can serve as a gauge for where your team needs to get better.
It's a big weekend for many high school basketball teams as conference races around the Twin Cities are heating up. There are some big games Friday night with conference implications featuring highly-ranked teams facing each other across the Twin Cities both in boys and girls basketball.
A huge high school basketball matchup Tuesday night was about more than just the game -- the top-ranked North High School Polars faced the top-ranked Hopkins Royals.
It might be early January and our winter weather is finally turning frigid after a mild start, but conference races in the winter high school sports are starting to heat up and take shape.
More musical instruments are getting into the hands of eager young musicians thanks to a new donation program.
Critics of the proposed Southwest Light Rail line are trying something new in their attempts to stop the project. On Saturday they tied green ribbons on trees that they say would be taken out to make way for the tracks along the Kenilworth Corridor in Minneapolis.
It's section championship weekend in high school football. Across the state Friday and Saturday, state tournament bids are on the line as teams battle to become one of the eight left battling for a championship among the seven classes in the state.
We're told from a young age that the ideal we should strive towards is a successful career that is as stimulating as it is profitable. It's this idea that motivates many people as they make their way through their careers. But it's also this same idea that motivates others to leave their jobs, create brand new businesses and live their 'American Dream.'
The Gophers got their biggest local recruit in about a decade on Monday, as Hopkins star guard Amir Coffey announced he will accept a scholarship to Minnesota and play for the Gophers next year. Coffey is the top rated player in Minnesota's high school senior class and is a consensus top-50 player nationally.
After a summer of frustrating road closures, the Minnesota Department of Transportation announced part of Highway 169 will be closed for up to a year! A stretch of Hwy. 169 in Hopkins, Minnetonka and part of Edina will close in fall of 2016 to the fall of 2017. Lanes in both directions will be closed for the whole year.
Trying to do a favor for someone may have cost a Hopkins woman her car. Gayle Thomas is an accomplished violinist, but her daily routine has hit a sour note. She thought she was doing a good thing last month by letting her friend's boyfriend borrow her car.
A video of two Hopkins police officers dancing with some kids during National Night Out earlier this week is going viral. The video was taken by Haleigh Jo Heitkamp, who posted it on Facebook Tuesday.
A woman from Hopkins is accused of stealing money from her property estate clients. The Hennepin County Attorney's Office says she's illegally collected nearly $150,000.
