The Edina City Council will hold an electronic meeting Wednesday, Jan. 19. Read on...

The Edina City Council recently approved a resolution urging residents to follow COVID-precautions. In a special meeting Jan. 7, the Council also voted to conduct City meetings virtually through the end of February. Read on...

Four longtime staff members with more than 75 years of combined experience retired from the City of Edina in the second half of 2021. Read on...

At approximately 4:09 p.m. Jan. 12 at a business in the 7700 block of Computer Avenue, an attempted carjacking was reported. Read on...

Event features a DJ, trolley rides and outdoor skating in one of the Twin Cities' most picturesque locations to celebrate the season. Read on...

Mayor Jim Hovland issued a letter to the community Jan. 9. He asks residents to help slow COVID-19 spread by wearing masks and getting the vaccine/booster when eligible. Read on...

The event, “Finding Calm in Chaos: Radial Self-Care in Uncertain Times” will be held via Zoom 6-7:30 p.m. Read on...

Four suspects, including three teenage girls, were arrested in response to Friday's attempted carjacking and aggravated robbery. Read on...

At approximately 5:15 p.m. Friday, Jan. 7, the Edina Police Department responded to a call for an attempted carjacking and aggravated robbery in the 4300 block of Sunnyside Road. Read on...

The Edina City Council will hold a special meeting 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 7, to discuss the current COVID-19 situation. Read on...

As part of Radon Action Month, the City’s Health Division is once again offering $5 test kits to residents. Read on...

A couple responsible for multiple crimes across the metro area were arrested Wednesday, Dec. 29, in a joint effort by the Bloomington, Edina and Minnetonka police departments. Read on...

The Edina Police Department was called at 8:51 p.m. Monday, Dec. 27, to the intersection of France Avenue and 65th Street to assist with a gunshot victim. The victim stated the shooting did not occur in Edina. Read on...

The Edina Technical Assistance Program (TAP) will support small Edina businesses negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic by helping with digital marketing. Read on...

The St. Louis Park and Edina police departments announced Dec. 17 that two suspects were arrested Thursday, Dec. 16, in the attempted carjackings that occurred in St. Louis Park and Edina Dec. 9. Read on...

A 20-year resident of Edina working to end the stigma of mental illness in the South Asian community has been recognized with the 2021 Tom Oye Human Rights Award. Read on...

Centennial Lakes Park is looking for new entertainment to expand its summertime entertainment lineup. Comedy, dance, live music in any genre, performance art, puppeteers and other acts are all welcome to apply. Read on...

The December Walk With the Mayor is scheduled for 9-10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 18, at Galleria, 3510 W. 69th St. Read on...

Police Chief Todd Milburn will continue the City of Edina’s “Town Talks” with a discussion about auto theft, theft from auto and other public safety issues. Read on...

In an effort to quickly connect police with security footage when a crime occurs, the Edina Police Department announced Tuesday the launch of its SafeCam Program. Read on...

Mayor Jim Hovland issued a letter to the community Dec. 11, responding to an attempted carjacking in Edina just a few days before. Read on...

A $5,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the teenagers involved in an attempted carjacking in Edina Thursday, Dec. 9. Read on...

Energy and environment champions say Edina is now a deeper shade of green. Read on...

At 5:01 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 9, Edina Police Officers were dispatched to Lunds and Byerlys at 3945 W. 50th St. for a carjacking in progress. Read on...

After a delay for unseasonably warm weather, outdoor rinks in neighborhood parks are open for skating. Read on...

The Edina Police Department is asking for the public’s help in making arrests and deterring more burglaries in the community. Read on...

The ranks of the Edina Fire Department grew by three on Wednesday afternoon, as a badge-pinning ceremony officially welcomed the three newest Paramedic/Firefighters to the force. Read on...

The City is looking for Edina adults of different ages and genders, education levels, housing types and experiences to serve on a variety of commissions including arts, health, energy, human rights and planning. Read on...

Outdoor skating rinks in Edina parks are scheduled to open Monday, Dec. 13, weather permitting. The outdoor ice at Centennial Lakes Park will open a week or two later. Bring your own skates. Current COVID-19 guidelines will be followed. Read on...

New, unwrapped toys, along with gifts for older kids and teens, will be accepted at the Police Department, 4801 W. 50th St., and Fire Station No. 1, 6250 Tracy Ave., through Wednesday, Dec. 15. Read on...

The City of Edina is among a group recently recognized for its work redeveloping Market Street in the 50th & France District, earning the Partnerships in Planning Award from the American Planning Association – Minnesota Chapter (APA MN). Read on...

The Edina Human Rights & Relations Commission (HRRC) is looking for residents to help plan a special event next spring. Read on...

Residents and business owners who want to help shape the future of the City’s southwest quadrant are encouraged to apply to be part of the Cahill District Plan Working Group. Read on...

Edina Police have increased patrols and are devoting resources to catching the thieves, but residents can reduce the crimes by locking vehicles and not leaving keys or valuables inside. Read on...

The November Walk With the Mayor is scheduled for 9-10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 20, at Southdale Center. Read on...

The City of Edina is joining forces with the communities of Bloomington and Richfield this winter to make something beautiful. Read on...

The Edina Police Department recently welcomed four new Patrol Officers to its ranks. Read on...

The program offers additional financial assistance to people who have never purchased a home before, and whose parents or guardians did not own their home. Read on...

Residents, businesses and anyone interested in helping collaborate on the future of Edina’s Cahill District are invited to this meeting that is the first step in creating a plan to guide development in the district. Read on...

Engineering Director Chad Millner will continue the City of Edina’s “Town Talks” with a discussion about future street funding in Edina. The event will be held online 7 to 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 1. Read on...