Chris Lindholm, second in command at the Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District, is leaving to become the superintendent of a district about 20 miles north of Brainerd.
Brandon Michael Bichner, 21, allegedly lashed out at two women who had come to his apartment to console him in the wake of a breakup.
On Monday, Gov. Mark Dayton unveiled a $750 million bonding proposal, which includes $5,187,000 for a perimeter fence around the women's prison
Monday night, the school board approved a measure to switch from the Missota Conference to the South Suburban Conference, a change that will take effect in fall of 2014.
Singer Kristina Butler and Composer Austin Kraft both made the final cut in Minnesota Public Radio's Varsity Contest.
Crews contracted by the Metropolitan Council to repair a corroded sewer line off Highway 169 will begin work this month.
Each week, Patch takes a closer look at the activities of Dakota, Scott and Rice Counties' legislators as part of our Capitol Review.
A new clinic in the Heart of the City focuses on non-invasive procedures and a marketing strategy aimed at emerging demographics—the middle class and men.
Chad Roberts departed from the Dakota County Historical Society in mid-March, after eight years as executive director.
Chad Roberts departed from the Dakota County Historical Society in mid-March, after eight years as executive director.
The City of Savage will consider the purchase of a property in downtown, just off Highway 13, which could then be used to entice redevelopment of the site.
This upcoming weekend, hundreds of artists and crafters will converge on Shakopee's Canterbury Park for this show, which has been ranked in the Top 100 list maintained by Sunshine Artist Magazine.
At least seven people with connections to Shakopee, Burnsville, or Savage died this week.
Friday morning a blaze tore through a Prior Lake apartment complex, displacing 24 people.
Between the pit, a koi pond, porte cochere, and seven separate bathrooms this home on Langston Court boasts every imaginable attraction.
All the pieces have fallen into place for the architects of a $6 million business subsidy agreement designed to lure in Emerson, a Fortune 500 company with global reach.
Authorities found two prisoners who went missing from a federal prison in Duluth holed up at the Hampton Inn in Burnsville.
Thursday night, the Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School Board approved a measure granting a $366,925 property tax abatement to Emerson, a multinational Fortune 500 company.
Shakopee's Canterbury Park will be the scene of a spa, sauna and BBQ expo this weekend.
Buck Hill's winter season will end this Friday.
