A household cat is infected with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19 in humans, according to the Minnesota Department of Animal Health.
Minnesota law enforcement agencies began a two-week distracted driving enforcement wave on June 1.
A protest in solidarity with police brutality victims, scheduled for Sunday afternoon in Chaska's Firemen's Park, has been moved online.
Editor's note: Both the Sunday Solidarity event and protest have been canceled in person. Organizers say virtual details and more information will be released soon.
Carver County deputies responded to a suspicious activity call in a Cenex gas station parking lot in New Germany, about 5.5 miles northwest of Mayer.
For two months now, Ridgeview Medical Center in Waconia has tested symptomatic patients for COVID-19, both in its emergency and outpatient departments across five locations.
A Chanhassen man drowned in Lake Minnetonka on Monday, May 4.
When new Chaska Police Chief Ryan Seibert was a child, he had a hunch he’d go into law enforcement. He grew up in Winona, where his father was the deputy police chief for over 30 years.
Jeffrie Dean Smith, 53, of Farmington, died after being electrocuted outside his girlfriend’s Chaska townhome early Monday, April 13, according to a Chaska police report.
Retired Chaska Police Chief Scott Knight has joined the Wrap Technologies, Inc. public safety relations team.
Ryan Seibert, a current captain with the Robbinsdale Police Department, has been named as Chaska's new police chief.
A Waconia man died in a two-vehicle crash last Thursday morning.
Two weeks ago, Thom Smith and his staff gathered at Concepts Display, LLC in Chaska. It was another day on the job, but that day, something different caught their attention.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Carver County is extending its current walk-in/walk-up public services suspension through Sunday, April 12.
Carver city councilors voted unanimously on March 23 to extend the period of a mayor-declared local emergency in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rural Chaska resident James Howard Klein, 32, has been charged with two counts of first-degree assault, and one count of possessing a firearm as a felon, following a Brooklyn Park officer-involved shooting March 16.
Several Chaska city and community spaces are set to close and remain so for the next several weeks, according to Kevin Wright, Chaska communications manager.
As cases of COVID-19, a respiratory disease caused by a new coronavirus, continue to be confirmed in Minnesota, schools, senior homes and county public health officials are preparing.
The Minnesota Department of Health confirmed a third “presumptive positive case” of the coronavirus disease, COVID-19.
The novel coronavirus spreading around the world is in the same family of viruses as your typical cold. Its symptoms could often be mistaken for the seasonal flu.
The Carver County Attorney’s Office recently charged Casey Robert Jones, of Chaska, with six felony counts of filing false income tax returns, according to a Minnesota Department of Revenue press release.
A drug sale led to the killing of a Burnsville teen in Savage last week, police said Thursday.
The new Chaska police chief pool now sits at just three candidates, City Administrator Matt Podhradsky said.
Two Crown College students have been charged with second-degree criminal sexual conduct following an alleged Feb. 14 incident at the college, according to the Carver County Sheriff’s Office.
A two-vehicle crash resulted in three injuries on Tuesday, Feb. 18 in Chanhassen.
A Wayzata woman was charged with felony deprivation of parental rights after three children were found in Wisconsin a day after they were reported missing from their Savage home.
The Carver County Sheriff’s Office is accepting applications for its eighth Citizens Academy.
A single-family home fire Thursday, Feb. 6, at 1295 Parkview Dr., Chaska, left significant damage, but nobody was injured, said Chaska Fire Chief Tim Wiebe.
Troy Lee Eggers, 50, of Chanhassen, died in a Saturday, Jan. 25 snowmobile crash, according to the Becker County Sheriff’s Office.
At what age can someone buy tobacco products? It’s a seemingly straightforward question, but it has lawmakers, business owners, and customers alike confused.
A Chaska man died following a snowmobile crash Saturday, Jan. 18 in Aitkin County.
The Chaska Lions Club recently donated $7,000 to the Carver County Sheriff Dive Team.
