This week's roundup also includes news on a new bar in Southwest Minneapolis, Edina's top students and business changes in St. Michael-Albertville.
All 13 got fungal infections, mostly meningitis, from products made by NECC at clinics in Edina, Fridley, Shakopee and Maple Grove. The latest has osteomyelitis.
Today the 2nd District Commissioner-elect will be sworn-in on the Hennepin County Board.
More than 30 artists will display, demonstrate and sell their artwork Nov. 17 and 18 in Plymouth.
Tonight's council meeting includes the 2012-2013 snowplowing plan and 2013 budget and levy discussion.
IOCP's annual Sleep Out kickoff rally, Plymouth Lions Club waffle breakfast and much more!
Democrats say the divisive amendments and the state shutdown may have contributed to heavy Republican losses.
Find out how close the presidential election was by precincts in Plymouth.
Wards 1, 2 and 3 as well as the At-Large seats have all familiar faces returning for their next terms.
City Clerk Sandy Engdahl reports good voting turnout in Plymouth with no issues at polling places.
Get your legislative and other local race results here for the 2012 Elections.
Newcomer Audrey Britton is running for State House District 44A and previously ran for 43A.
This weekend was the first-ever Plymouth Pet Expo at the Plymouth Creek Center Field house.
General Election is all day today, Tuesday, Nov. 6. There are 23 precinct polling locations.
Also this week: Minnetonka's best, reflecting on the 1991 blizzard, and the development of Hopkins' cool new commercial center.
Absentee voting hours are today 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Monday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at City Hall.
The New England Compounding Center (NECC) sent tainted steroids to several MN clinics resulting in fungal meningitis outbreak, but even more clinics received meds from the Center.
Light rail, Vikings stadium were on tap for the District 2 Hennepin County Commissioner and Fourth Judicial District judge candidate debate Oct. 25 in Golden Valley.
Looking for letters, candidate profiles or more? You can find them on the election guide.
Carroll is running for the Plymouth City Council Ward 2 seat (southwest Plymouth), which is a two-year term.
Wosje is running for the Plymouth City Council Ward 2 seat (southwest Plymouth), which is a two-year term.
Johnson is running unopposed for re-election to Ward 1Plymouth City Council (northwest Plymouth, which is a four-year term.
Jim Willis is running for re-election of the at-large Plymouth City Council seat. The term is four years.
Newcomer Dan Waltenberg is running for the At-Large Plymouth City Council seat against incumbent Jim Willis. It is a four-year term.
Stein is running uncontested for Ward 3 (southeast Plymouth), a four year term.
The second presidential debate between President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney is scheduled for 8 p.m. CST today Tuesday, Oct. 16.
State health officials have confirmed the first influenza cases of season of two people.
The two candidates vying for MN State House Representative 44A debated issues at a public forum Oct. 4 at Plymouth City Hall.
The two candidates vying for MN State House Representative 44B debated issues at a public forum Oct. 4 at Plymouth City Hall.
The two candidates vying for MN Senate District 44 debated issues at a public forum Oct. 4.
If you have a question for the candidates, submit it in the comments section below and it could be asked during the televised Oct. 16 Town Hall Presidential Debate.
Visit Patch’s live blog while you’re watching tonight's debate to share your thoughts on how the candidates are doing.
Ward 2 candidates Ned Carroll and Jeff Wosje took audience questions at the Oct. 2 forum.
Five panelists from different groups and backgrounds discussed the constitutional amendments Oct. 1 at Plymouth Creek Center.
The business proposed to build at County Road 47 and Vicksburg Lane. The Plymouth City Council recently approved the site plan, conditional use permit and final plat.
Plymouth Fire Department supports the project to move the memorial to the State Capitol grounds.