Farmington

Farmington graduate Amber Hegland will be among 11 former Gopher student-athletes inducted into the University of Minnesota Hall of Fame. The newest group of hall-of-famers will be officially inducted during the “M” Club’s annual Hall of Fame banquet, which will be held at TCF...

Only one of Farmington’s four entrants made it to the second round of the Section 1AA individual tennis tournament. Bennett Lagro and Cooper Ericksen won their doubles match 6-0, 6-1 over Faribault before bowing out to Rochester John Marshall’s third-seeded duo. Max Matta and...

Farmington police believe at least three men visited a car dealership in the city earlier this month and walked away with something that didn’t have wheels. The men, 36-year-old Vada Scott of Farmington, 25-year-old Shydun Jackson of Albany, La. and Reggie Jackson, 36, of Kentwood,...

The Farmington softball team is hoping its last two games were the start of yet another late-season run. The Tigers defeated Apple Valley 9-4 and Owatonna 1-0 in their final two regular season games before beginning their quest for a fourth trip to the state tournament in five years...

The Farmington boys and girls track teams both had their share of strong performances, but didn’t have the depth to move up the pack against a solid field of teams in last Tuesday’s Section 1AAA True Team meet at Lakeville North. Both Tiger squads settled for sixth-place finishes...

Farmington-area residents who conduct open burns without the proper permit can expect to get a bill in the mail if the Farmington Fire Department gets involved. The city has already sent out half a dozen invoices related to illegal open burns since the city council updated its permit...

Farmington School Board members approved bids Monday for a divisive reconstruction project at Farmington High School’s Tiger Stadium, seemingly putting to rest any thought this year’s senior class will have the chance to graduate there. Board members approved the project despite...