Police: 100-Plus Juveniles Involved In 'Valleyscare' Fights
Police arrested two juveniles after several fights -- involving over 100 juveniles -- broke out during Valleyfair's "Valleyscare" Saturday night, according to police.
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Police arrested two juveniles after several fights -- involving over 100 juveniles -- broke out during Valleyfair's "Valleyscare" Saturday night, according to police.
There's a high school team in the Twin Cities having a lot of success using an offense popular 100 years ago. And it doesn't use a regular quarterback.
One of the great sadnesses of the end of summer in Minnesota is not being able to get locally grown corn on the cob any longer. But a silver lining to that situation is the opening of corn mazes, a most enjoyable autumn pastime.
We're in the heart of October, and the regular season in high school football wrapped up Wednesday night in crisp fall weather.
It's the last chance to win a game before playoffs start. For many teams, winning or losing the final regular season game determines whether they'll have a home playoff game.
Last week "Sparky the Sea Lion," our high school football prognosticator from the Como Zoo, made it 0-for-2 in picking games.
It's hard to remember a time when corn mazes weren't a big part of Minnesota autumn, but in reality, they've only been around 15 years. In fact, the only older corn maze in the U.S. is in Pennsylvania, and it's only 16 years old.
Crews were called to the Renaissance Festival in Shakopee to do battle with a fire that broke out just a day after high winds could've made the damage much worse.
I'm a sucker for anything that resembles a pioneer village (personally, I blame Laura Ingalls Wilder). I've been to several around the state, but it turns out there's a very fine one in my own backyard.
Many teenagers venture into the working world with that first job of mowing lawns. A recent Shakopee High School graduate is growing his own lawn business in a new way and beyond anyone's expectations.
There's a definite nip in the air lately, and the signs of changing seasons mean it's also time to get lost in a maze of corn.
Hear ye, hear ye, it's time for that hallowed annual tradition, the transition from summer to fall, from vacation to school.
A Prior Lake man was sentenced to 30 years in prison Wednesday in Scott County Court for the 2008 murder of Ruth Anne Maddox.
The South Dakota Highway Patrol says a Shakopee, Minn., man was killed after his motorcycle slid into the rear of a stopped pickup on U.S. Highway 85.
A Minnesota man escaped serious injury when his helicopter clipped a power line and crashed.
With the Minnesota government shutdown over, Canterbury Park in Shakopee plans to reopen Thursday morning.
So far eight of the 62 scheduled days of racing at Canterbury Park have been canceled due to the state shutdown.
The race is off at Canterbury Park for the time being, and horse owners and jockeys are not sure how long they can hold out if the state government continues its shutdown.
All bets will be off at Canterbury Park Friday night and beyond, unless a budget deal can be reached at the Minnesota State Capitol.
The countdown to a government shutdown has thousands of Minnesota families wondering if they'll see a steady paycheck this summer. And it's not just state workers who could feel the pinch in 16 days if lawmakers don't agree on a budget.
This spring, the popular Shakopee amusement park Valleyfair got a fresh paint job, new grounds and a new star: Snoopy.
Police found the body of 45-year-old reporter Ruth Anne Maddox in her condo's garage in November 2008. Her husband, 45-year-old Charles Maddox Jr., admitted killing her but said he did it in self-defense.
Valleyfair will debut a new attraction, Planet Snoopy, when the Shakopee amusement park opens for the season Saturday.
Shakopee police are investigating after a fatal motorcycle accident Saturday on Highway 169.
Each year, Google dips into the artistic talents of kids around the U.S. One girl from Minnesota is a finalist in this year's competition.
