Health officials are urging caution after two Twin Cities children fell ill with a a new strain of pig flu after having contact with pigs at a Dakota County animal market.
Health officials are urging caution after two Twin Cities children fell ill with a a new strain of pig flu after having contact with pigs at a Dakota County animal market.
Health officials are urging caution after two Twin Cities children fell ill with a new strain of pig flu after having contact with pigs at a Dakota County animal market.
Sales are surging at Park Chrysler Jeep in Burnsville, a trend reflected in national statistics, but is this mini-revival a lasting change in consumer habits or a flash in the pan?
Last week, the one of the key developments in Heart of the City was sold to an acquisitions firm in Delaware.
It's too late to sign up for Burnsville High's football program, but recreational opportunities abound and you might even make a little money.
Albert J. Shuhler Jr. died at home on Aug. 14, 2012.
Budrow “Bud” Larson: Feb. 10, 1937 - Aug. 13, 2012.
We answer all your bus-related questions including, whether you have to stop for a school bus (yes), if there is ever a good reason to walk behind a bus, and why do school buses have no seat belts (it's complicated).
Katherine E. Redder: July 5, 1915 - Aug. 11, 2012.
Ethel M. Nieting died on Aug. 10, 2012.
Viewers chose the local ribs joint for the "Best BBQ" category on a recurring feature by WCCO Reporter Matt Brickman.
Officials at the Minnesota Department of Health have traced three recent cases to cantaloupe grown in southwestern Indiana.
Katie Brown, 19, fell from a moving party bus window onto I-35W, but escaped unharmed and ready to tweet her experience.
Services will officially begin at the new Burnsville campus in September.
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It will be up to voters to vet a crowd of candidates in the upcoming election on Nov. 6.
The company kicked off construction of Arbors II, a new $12 million assisted living facility at the Fairview Ridges campus.
Last August, a Lakeville gas station sold a winning Powerball $229 million lottery ticket to a Burnsville man.
Incumbents came out ahead on Aug. 14, the state primary, with Mayor Elizabeth Kautz and Council Member Mary Sherry taking the top percentages.
