After losing the right to rent in January due to hundreds of unaddressed code violations, Lindahl Partnerships has requested a provisional rental license from the City of Burnsville.
Says mom Leann Litterer: "We're like the Brady Bunch, but bigger, tougher and cuter."
Paul Weiher was described as a creative soul who had a special spot in his heart for Scotland, where his loved ones plan to scatter his ashes.
Secretary of State Mark Ritchie and the GOP are locking horns over an edit of the Minnesota Marriage Amendment ballot: "I don't know why they are messing with it, but we have to try to stop them," said Burnsville Sen. Dan Hall.
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The City of Burnsville has extended debris drop-off to accommodate continued demand after the storm on June 19.
The county could get money to recover from a severe storm that ripped through on June 19, damaging roads, uprooting trees and inundating the Miesville Ravine Park Reserve.
This week, the Supreme Court ruled that President Obama's 'Affordable Health Care Act' does not violate the Constitution. In response, some conservatives are threatening to move to Canada or cut employee health plans altogether.
When the summer gets hot, the hot get cool.
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The Dakota County Attorney's Office expressed its disappointment with the decision on Thursday. Shawn Sullivan is accused of raping a 14-year-old Bloomington girl in 1994, among other charges.
A British court refused to extradite a man accused of sex crimes in Dakota County, on the grounds that the state's "draconian" civil commitment program. It's not the first time the program has faced criticism. What do you think?
Daron Van Helden is leaving the Burnsville Chamber of Commerce after 10 years with the organization.
English justices decided that Shawn Sullivan could only be returned to the U.S. if the Dakota and Hennepin County attorneys agreed to forego indefinite civil commitment as a penalty—which the British courts view as a violation of Sullivan's human rights.
Party down with the judges this weekend as they sample local cuisine.
The media company has built onto both its Burnsville and Fridley offices to make way for more jobs.
Dakota County is offering reduced-rate vaccinations for children over the month of July.
In honor of July 4, the Patch staff went out to find the most delightful, most wacky patriot garb to be had in Burnsville. Here's where to shop until you're red, white and blue in the face.
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency warns residents to take precautions against hazardous levels of ozone.
