Wolf Advocates File Lawsuit Against DNR

Conservation groups are hoping to prevent the opening of wolf hunting and trapping seasons this fall.

National High School Journalism Competition Honors HHS Teacher

The Dow Jones News Fund named Jeff Kocur a Special Recognition Advisor in the 2012 National High School Journalism Teacher Awards competition.

RELATE Counseling Center to Open Second Location in Chaska

Absentee Voting in Hopkins

Voters may get absentee ballots through 5 p.m. Nov. 5.

Hopkins Education Foundation to Celebrate $2M Milestone at Tuttle’s

The organization has given $2 million to Hopkins Public Schools since it began.

Hopkins Homecoming Brings School Colors — And Salad Dressing?

Here’s a look at what’s on tap for next week’s homecoming celebration.

First Frost Could Arrive in Hopkins Early Sunday Morning

The National Weather Service has issued a freeze watch from 1 a.m. to 8 a.m. Sunday.

Lunds and Byerly's Issues Recall of Chicken Products

To date, there have been no reported or known illnesses related to the consumption of Chicken Kabobs, Marinated Chicken Breasts and Chicken Meal Kits.

McDonald Hospitalized for Heart Problem

He’s listed as questionable on the team’s injury report.

LIVE BROADCAST: Hopkins vs. Eden Prairie High School Football

MSBN will broadcast live tonight as Hopkins takes on Eden Prairie in high school football.

Riding in the Trunk, Mideast Riots, School Funding: Feedback Friday

The most thoughtful, moving, controversial or just plain funny comments from around the west metro between Sept. 14 and Sept. 20.

Twin Cities Real Estate Surges

Hopkins saw more modest growth last month.

Blotter: Suicide, Vehicle Crashes and Business Thefts

A twice-weekly selection of incidents drawn from Hopkins police files.

What Not to Say to a Police Officer

Sometimes a ticket is just inevitable.

OPINION: Choose Wahlstedt to Oppose High Property Taxes

Vibrant Technologies' CEO writes in to support the District 6 county commissioner candidate.

VIDEO: Caring for Hopkins Streets, Struggling Residents is Tough Balance

Continuing to maintain city resources amid widespread economic hardship is never easy.

Lunds on Hopkins Border Robbed at Gunpoint

No one was hurt in the incident. The suspect left the scene in an unknown direction.

How Successful Are The Depot’s Solar Panels?

The panels have saved the facility money and reduced its environmental impact.

Hopkins Manager Recovers Lost $2,500 Thanks to Good Samaritan

An anonymous man turned in the money after finding it on the south side of Excelsior Boulevard.

Why Are ‘They’ So Mad?

With groups protesting around the world, we must be careful not to ignore the individual participants.

14 Blake School Students Named National Merit Semifinalists

The students are among 16,000 semifinalists in the 58th annual competition.

Where to Find Harry Potter Author J.K. Rowling’s New Book Around Hopkins

The new book, The Casual Vacancy, is to be released later in September.

New Community Program Aims to Match Volunteers to Needs

Hopkinsvolunteers.org helps residents find volunteer opportunities.

Occupy Movement Marks One-Year Anniversary

Has Occupy Wall Street, or the issues it raised, had an affect on you, your thinking or your life in Hopkins?

Hopkins Police Catch Murder Convict With Gun

Sing Keonakhone came to officers’ attention when they saw a marijuana pipe in the vehicle he was driving.

VIDEO: Is Your Child Safe in Your Vehicle?

As part of Child Passenger Safety Week, communities nationwide are offering free car seat inspections and information about how to keep your child safe.

Readers Choose Hillary’s as Best Gift Shop

It was voted the best in this summer’s Reader’s Choice contest.

Hopkins School District Invites Public to Join in Visioning Process

The district is hosting an event Oct. to discuss the district’s future. RSVP by Sept. 19 to participate.

Family Fun Goes Old School Sunday

Alice Smith Elementary School in Hopkins provided the background for family members to enjoy a super Sunday together.

Hopkins High School Youth Soccer Appreciation Day

Where to Find a Corn Maze in the West Metro

From military to tractors, there is a wide range of corn maze themes for the 2012 season within driving distance of Hopkins.

Mothers with Infants Invited to Participate in Two Autism Studies

Hobby Acres Neighborhood Pizza Party

ICA National Night Out donation award

How to play "Brown Eyed Girl" on Guitar @ Musicwithryan.com

Hello everyone, Here is a beginner version of the classic song "Brown Eyed Girl" in the Key of G. I walk through each section of the song and help breakdown the strum pattern that is necessary to

Week One Done, Students Back, and I Love This Place ...

Finishing up our first week and loving being back at MSSPA

VIDEO: Jill Biden Promotes President’s, VP’s Support for Women

The vice president’s wife spoke during a campaign stop in Hopkins on Friday.

Apple Orchard Opportunities Near Hopkins

Ready to taste the fall apple harvest? Here are some spots you can pick up apples.

Blotter: Car Theft, Fires and a Fight

A twice-weekly selection of incidents drawn from Hopkins police files.

Police Catch Suspected Car Thief After Chase

Adai Rajihi Williams has been charged with auto theft and fleeing police in a motor vehicle.

AD Resignation, Yoga Pants and the Military’s Budget: Feedback Friday

The most thoughtful, moving, controversial or just plain funny comments from around the west metro between Sept. 7 and Sept. 13.