Eden Prairie Schools' administrative services center. Photo by Juliana Allen Eden Prairie Schools (EPS) has planned two information sessions to help the community learn more about the upcoming referendum....

Minnesotans are eligible to vote early in the state’s midterm elections in person or by mail starting on Friday. Voters will elect Minnesota’s next governor and the person who will lead Minnesota’s...

LWV member Melanie Willett (pictured center at podium and on TV monitor) explained how the candidate forum would be run and introduced the moderator, Peggy Kvam (far left). Photo by Juliana Allen Eight...

GOP nominee Ryan Wilson, left, speaking during a Minnesota State Fair debate with incumbent DFL Auditor Julie Blaha. Photo by Blois Olson Many of the campaign issues in Minnesota are issues in races...

The League of Women Voters of Minnetonka-Eden Prairie-Hopkins (LWV MEPH) is hosting an Eden Prairie School Board candidate forum starting at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 14. It takes place...

Tom Weiler has never run for office before, but the Republican congressional candidate knows enough about politics to plan to spend every day at the Minnesota State Fair. Weiler, an Eden Prairie native...

Candidates for Eden Prairie City Council and mayor have begun putting their campaign strategies into play and differentiating themselves from competitors. The Wednesday, Aug. 31, candidate forum held...

Five spots on the Eden Prairie School Board will be up for grabs in the upcoming Nov. 8 election.  Four of the open spots are for full four-year terms expiring on Jan. 6, 2027. There also will...

The League of Women Voters of Minnetonka-Eden Prairie-Hopkins (LWV MEPH) is hosting a candidate forum for Eden Prairie City Council and mayoral candidates from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Aug....

The slate of candidates running for Eden Prairie mayor and two City Council seats in the Nov. 8 election is set. In the mayor’s race, incumbent Ron Case will face challenger Tracey Schowalter. For...

The Nov. 8 ballots in Minnesota will be crowded with candidates for governor, attorney general, Congress, the Legislature and county offices. One thing they won’t have in nearly the entire state:...