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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Questions and concerns about a new tax increment financing district in Edina were raised by residents and City Council members at an Oct. 1 public hearing, leading up to a final vote on Oct. 15.
The Creekside Patio at Edina Community Lutheran Church on 54th Street overlooks Minnehaha Creek. Those with keen eyes may have seen a dragonfly or two skirt over the creek's surface
Edina High School senior Angela Langsweirdt said she has always been interested in politics.
By: Alex Kautzman
When Edina resident Erica Campbell was diagnosed with breast cancer in April 2018, she opted to go with a double mastectomy, removing both breasts to ensure no future relapses.
The Edina City Council voted to table a final design on whether or not to create a new tax increment financing district. Originally scheduled for Oct. 15, the vote was
Businesses at the 50th and France District will once again be handing out candy and other treats at the district's annual trick-or-treating event Saturday, Oct. 26.
A pilot safety program in Edina is offering more solutions for those facing mental health emergencies.
By: Alex Kautzman
After years of putting on comedic and light-hearted shows, young thespians at Edina High School are extending their range with their production of "Alice by Heart."
With local, state and national races appearing on the ballot, Edina voters will have plenty of decisions to make before the polls close Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Edina history was made Oct. 22 when the city hosted its first-ever Pride celebration.
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