Annie has come a long way. She was half-starved when she was rescued from a high-kill shelter at the last possible moment, but now she's a healthy, active obedience class graduate.
LHR Hospitality Management is making a play for the performing arts center, which has been run by VenuWorks since it opened in January 2009
In November, Chase Sterry was an average 18-year-old who loved cars, rap and the outdoors. In just a few short months his life was completely transformed by a mysterious illness.
This gorgeous home on McGuire Court East was based on an original design by "Better Homes and Gardens."
This property in Savage is stunning in its own right, but also boasts a majestic view of the Minneapolis skyline.
Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District is going ahead with an expansion of the strings program, though some have raised concerns about whether the program is financially viable over the long term.
Burnsville high recently uploaded a video dedicated to "Scherman," a tank-treaded, basketball shooting machine that carried them into the top 10 at the 10,000 Lakes Regional competition.
Edward Kraemer & Sons has been chosen by the Department of Natural Resources to build five huge gates which will hopefully stem the spread of Asian carp.
Here's the skinny on a draft ordinance presented to the city council at its last meeting: What it means, who is in charge and what happens if you violate it.
The city has set a hearing to review the liquor licenses of five well-known spots that failed an alcohol compliance check last fall.
Registration for Dakota Curling Club's spring league is now open.
The most recent draft of a historic preservation ordinance has one council member and a small chorus of homeowners hot under the collar.
Though there's still some snow on the ground, spring is in full swing at the Minnesota Zoo.
Authorities have at last found Javier Leon Dorantes, 43, who disappeared after the case against him broke in late 2009.
Houseguest Tyler Christopher Jones, 22, allegedly attacked his host during fight over an impromptu party.
Rodney A. Keller, of Savage, was a loyal employee, proud family man and native of North Dakota.
Looking for a new home? Over the last seven days, 21 new listings have entered the market: Take a tour of the last 10.
Burnsville High students were nominated in 13 different categories for the Upper Midwest Chapter of The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences' Regional Student Production Awards.
Lenale Todd Minor, 55, allegedly grabbed a teen's purse and threatened her with a knife.
Out of a field of 32, Shakopee City administrator Mark McNeill is one of just three candidates to make the cut.
