The fourth year of Cameron’s Coat Drive ended on a successful note, bringing in a new high for coat and winter clothing donations during the cold months.
The Shakopee girls basketball team looked like the defending Section 2AAAA champion in its season opener Nov. 29.
The Shakopee boys swimming team has some talent returning, but not a lot of depth.
Can the Shakopee boys hockey team make a bigger impact this season and contend in Section 2AA?
Expectations remain high for the Shakopee wrestling team.
For months, Allen Andersen, a candidate for Scott County Attorney, argued there shouldn’t be any more money spent prosecuting marijuana possession crimes.
The Sever’s Holiday Lights show has returned for the holiday season with more lights and some exciting additions.
While its numbers are bouncing back from a pandemic-induced drop, the Minnesota Valley Transit Authority ridership remains almost half as much as before COVID-19 hit the area.
Holiday Fest returns to Shakopee next week.
Haley Zelen finished her stellar career on the Shakopee girls swimming team in style Nov. 18.
Jadon Hellerud and Garrison Monroe will represent the Shakopee football team one more time.
Is participation in high school sports back to normal levels after the COVID-19 pandemic?
At this time of year, stalking through the forest with my camera in hand in search of White-tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus) is one of my favorite activities. The crunching of leaves under my boots, the crisp cold air and the smell of the decomposing leaves are all part of the autumn whi…
When Scott County Sheriff Luke Hennen began his career in law enforcement 25 years ago, talking about mental health wasn’t something that happened regularly.
The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community honored the start of Native American Heritage Month this November by sponsoring a statewide book giveaway.
Five Shakopee seniors signed their national letters of intent Nov. 9 in a ceremony at the high school.
Winter anglers on Mille Lacs Lake can enjoy a walleye harvest opportunity for the seventh season in a row.
The Shakopee Youth Hockey Association has opened registration for its mites program for both boys and girls.
Eden Prairie turned the tables on the Shakopee football team in the Class 6A state quarterfinals.
The Shakopee girls swimming team will be well represented at the state meet.
The Scott County Historical Society has welcomed a new executive director to its organization.
DFLer Brad Tabke is heading back to the Legislature after defeating Republican incumbent Rep. Erik Mortensen in the House District 54A race, according to unofficial results from Tuesday’s general election.
Jaime Grossman knows how to build a successful program.
Longtime City Councilor Matt Lehman will soon move into the mayor’s office after beating incumbent Bill Mars, who has held the position since 2016, on Tuesday in the general election.
Scott County Attorney Ron Hocevar will be the chief lawyer for the county for the next four years after defeating his former prosecutor, Allen Andersen.
Minnesota’s statewide elected posts will remain in the hands of the incumbents.
Chaska High School alum Brad Hand made his World Series debut in 2022 for Philadelphia, though the Houston Astros beat the Phillies in six games in the fall classic best-of-seven series.
Tis' the season to be jolly! The holiday season has arrived, which means tons of fun and festivities, including the highly anticipated 2022 Holidazzle event at Loring Park in downtown Minneapolis.
While the weather was unseasonably warm during late October and early November, fall is nearing its end, and with it comes the cold, shorter days of winter.
With many hunting seasons are underway and about 400,000 hunters are set to converge on the state’s fields and woods for the Nov. 5 firearms deer opener.
The Shakopee football team ran wild in the second round of the Class 6A playoffs.
Shakopee may soon be updating its penalties for businesses caught violating the city’s liquor and tobacco license policies.
Shakopee is celebrating fall time with the return of “Autumn Festival: An Arts and Crafts Affair.”
Kenzie Bachelor was an offensive defenseman in her playing days for the Shakopee girls hockey team.
Roughly 10% of the races for the Minnesota House and Senate will decide which party controls each chamber of the state Legislature — voting patterns that have held true for more than a decade.
The Shakopee Police Department responded to and provided summaries for the following incidents Oct. 18-24. The Shakopee Valley News doesn’t include a comprehensive list of calls to which the department responded. Incidents are included here based on severity, impact on public safety or other…
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is pleased to announce another phase of the No Child Left Inside grants.
The Shakopee football team moved a step closer to a fourth state trip to the state quarterfinals.
The Shakopee High School’s drama program is returning to the stage this fall with performances of “Fiddler on the Roof.”
The National Sports Center in Blaine will present the 10th annual Hard Water Ice Fishing Expo Nov. 18-20 at the Sport Expo Center.
Shakopee City Council candidates are vying for two open seats in this year’s general election.
The Shakopee boys and girls cross country teams fell short of a state bids Oct. 25.
The rebuilding season has come to an end for the Shakopee volleyball team.
The Shakopee girls swimming seems ready for the postseason.
The fourth year of “Cameron’s Coat Drive,” a local winter donation drive, is underway.
The Shakopee Police Department responded to and provided summaries for the following incidents Oct. 10-17. The Shakopee Valley News doesn’t include a comprehensive list of calls to which the department responded. Incidents are included here based on severity, impact on public safety or other…
The Shakopee football team let the No. 1 seed in Section 6AAAAAA slip away Oct. 20.
