Carver County

Former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords, a gun violence survivor, was part of a panel in Waconia, featuring Gov. Tim Walz, discussing ways to tackle gun violence.

Twin Cities pizza chain Gina Maria's announced it has closed its four locations in the west metro.

Flags in Minnesota are at half-staff for Minnesota firefighter Isabella Oscarson, who was laid to rest this weekend. She died doing the job that she loved.

A Carver man is facing federal charges for allegedly creating graphic videos of animal torture and death and posting it to pay-per-view YouTube channels.

While we await the Minnesota State Fair, there is a lot going on this weekend in Minnesota, ranging from the Renaissance Festival to the Twins and Lynx in action.

Three major highway closures in Minnesota could make your weekend plans a little difficult. Here's a look ahead to the weekend.

The Chaska Athletic Park and Cubs Town Ball team are coming together to help a youth softball and baseball coach, and a firefighter.

Severe storms spawned reports of up to six tornadoes in Carver and Scott counties after midnight, which uprooted trees and tore down branches in the Waconia area.

A National Weather Service (NWS) survey team confirmed that "at least two tornadoes" touched down in Carver County.

Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska is the host for the 2026 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship. It’s one of four major championships on the LPGA Tour.

A lobbyist from Minnesota faces charges after allegedly threatening to shoot lawmakers at the Minnesota Capitol, detailing how much ammo he had, and an intent to “blow somebody’s face off."

A girl from Victoria with a rare disease is celebrating her 4th birthday at the end of the month, and her family is asking for the community's help to fund research battling that disease.

The Minnesota State Patrol says at least two kids were hospitalized after a crash involving a dump truck and a school bus Wednesday afternoon in Chaska.

Chaska police are telling residents that coyote sightings alone are not enough grounds to call 911.

Hilary and LeAnn Sauter know from experience that getting into a groove on the dance floor helps make sure they are in sync off the dance floor as well.