Alex Kautzman is a journalist based in Edina, Minnesota. He writes for The Bismarck Tribune and HometownSource, focusing on local news and community stories. Alex covers a range of topics including education, city council decisions, youth achievements, and community events.
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Alex focuses on local news, particularly featuring teenagers and community events in Edina. He places significant emphasis on announcements and government-related topics, with a focus on education, house & home, and sports.
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By: Alex Kautzman
The Edina City Council's chambers were packed Dec. 3 with residents eager to voice their opinions on potentially turning the old Kevin Kee's Auto Shop on Vernon Avenue into a pizza shop.
By: Alex Kautzman
After drawing thousands of visitors from around the state last year, the Church of St. Patrick in Edina is once again unveiling it's handmade Holy Land diorama, featuring hundreds of Italian Fontanini hand-painted figurines.
The Southdale Library in Edina will close Monday, Jan. 6, to make way for the demolition and rebuilding of the library.
Recouping from last year's warm winter, Centennial Lakes Park has opened its ice skating season. The park opened the lake to skaters at 2 p.m.
Around 14 years ago, South View Middle School special education teacher Jessica Cherne wanted to give her students more opportunities to socialize with their neurotypical peers.
By: Alex Kautzman
A St. Paul man has pleaded guilty to the armed robbery of U.S. Postal Service employees on two separate occasions, U.S. Attorney Andrew M. Luger announced.
By: Alex Kautzman
The site at 6016 Vernon Avenue now has a hat trick of failed development proposals after the Edina City Council rejected plans to replace the old Kevin Kee's Auto Shop
The Edina City Council approved its 2025 tax levy and budget after making cuts to the general fund. The approved tax levy totals just under $58.8 million, an increase of
By: Alex Kautzman
Now that there's some snow in Edina, outdoor winter activities that are weather-dependent are back on the table. Recreation Supervisors Amanda Clarke and Rachael Walters shared some ways to take
By: Alex Kautzman
Edina Publics Schools Superintendent Stacie Stanley has been selected as the preferred candidate for the next superintendent of St. Paul Public Schools.
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