Hundreds pay tribute to fallen firefighters in ceremony at memorial in St. Paul
Two names were added to the memorial to represent the two firefighters who died in the line of duty over the last year. They were leaders within the Hopkins and St. Paul fire departments and both died from cardiac arrest.
Hopkins man charged with ex-girlfriend's murder, history of domestic abuse revealed
The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office has filed second-degree murder charges against a Hopkins man for killing his one-time girlfriend just days after getting out of jail for assaulting her.
Hopkins man charged in girlfriend's murder
The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office has filed 2nd degree Murder charges against a Hopkins man for killing his one-time girlfriend just days after getting out of jail for assaulting her.
Driver of stolen BMW crashes in Hopkins house, flees scene: Charges
A 21-year-old man is facing charges for crashing a stolen vehicle into a Hopkins home after "going too fast," according to court records.
Hopkins neighborhood buzzing over ladybug intersection
The area around 9th Avenue North and 2nd Street North in Hopkins looks like something out of a Norman Rockwell painting.
Hopkins intersection art hopes to slow drivers
The area around 9th Avenue North and 2nd Street North in Hopkins looks like something out of a Norman Rockwell painting. So perhaps its fitting the neighborhood's newest addition is a massive masterpiece.
Celebrating Hopkins 89th Raspberry Festival
It was once known as the Raspberry Capital, and even though the fields are long gone, the Hopkins Raspberry Festival is still going strong. The event runs through July 16th. The lineup includes everything from live music, to food, a parade, and fireworks. Visit the festival's Facebook account for more information.
Body found at Hopkins apartment complex, 1 person arrested
Police are investigating a possible homicide at an apartment complex in Hopkins Saturday morning.
Hopkins, Minn. gears up for its first pride festival
For the first time in its history, Hopkins, Minnesota is readying to host a pride festival this weekend.
Hopkins to host first Pride fest
With June being Pride month, the city of Hopkins is set to host its first ever Pride festival this weekend.
Juggheads Youth Juggling Company's grand finale after a 31-year run
For 31 years, Paul Arneberg has dedicated himself to this mission, using juggling as a tool to change lives.
Paige Bueckers's AP Diary: getting ready for March Madness
In a piece for the AP, former Hopkins standout and current UConn star Paige Bueckers writes about her recovery from an ACL tear that has kept her out of action and watching her team compete in the NCAA Tournament from the sidelines.
The Depot in Hopkins could close despite efforts to keep it afloat
This year marks the 25th anniversary of a popular hangout for teenagers in the west metro, but its future is now up in the air.
Hopkins assistant fire chief Jim Scanlon dies in line of duty
The Hopkins and Bloomington communities are mourning the loss of their assistant fire chief and member of the police force after he died Friday morning.
Hopkins PD works to make people feel safer after concerns about crime off Blake Road
Police are working to make people feel safer in a busy area in Hopkins after a handful of incidents over the last year.
Graduating with Paw-nors: Service dogs to help people with disabilities
At a ceremony in Hopkins on Saturday, more than 30 service dogs with @helpingpawsmn graduated from training and prepared to help their new companions: people with disabilities and veterans with PTSD.
134-year-old Hopkins church holds its final service
A Hopkins church that has been around since 1888 held its final service on Sunday, as it closes doors due to a drop in parishioners since the start of the pandemic.
Hopkins man gets life in prison for distributing fentanyl that killed 11 people
A Hopkins man will spend the rest of his life in federal prison for distributing fentanyl that led to the deaths of 11 people and seriously injured four others.
Hopkins psychic pleads guilty to swindling $130K from vulnerable adults
A Hopkins psychic accused of swindling $130,000 from customers with promises to lift curses has pleaded guilty.
Hopkins house explosion: Gas leak from faulty installation likely the cause
The Hopkins Police Department says an unattached gas line was the cause of the deadly house explosion in the city that killed two people last month.