This week, President Barack Obama announced that illegal immigrants under 30 would be allowed to stay and work—a move that Burnsville Congressman John Kline called a "breach of faith."
More severe weather is coming on the heels of a violent thunderstorm that tore through Burnsville and neighboring Dakota County towns, felling 75 tees within city limits and leaving thousands without power.
A strong thunderstorm brought hail and high winds to the area during the wee hours of Tuesday, knocking out power lines leaving over 10,000 people without electricity.
After a long and tense discussion Tuesday night, the Burnsville City Council was still split 2-3 on the question of loosening the city's policy regarding billboards.
Patch has teamed up with James Patterson’s ReadKiddoRead program to bring you reading lists for every age. If you’re looking for some great summer reading options, check this list of favorite page-turners.
Burnsville Resident and former Christian radio host Patrick Kiley, age 74, was one of three convicted in federal court for participating in a $194 million ponzi scheme orchestrated by Trevor Cook.
Tuesday, the American Red Cross issued an urgent plea for blood donations. Want to help? Check out this post.
Tuesday, the American Red Cross issued an urgent plea for blood donations. Want to help? Check out this post.
Sections of the highway will be closed until June 22 as a part of an $11.4 million rehabilitation plan.
Make dad proud: Don't fall victim to these ploys when shopping for a gift for Father's Day.
In other south metro news, a four-car crash resulted in a third vehicle rollover in Lakeville.
Find out what's happening in the Burnsville-Savage area over the next seven days.
Residents in the Twin Cities region should take care when outdoors today: Unhealthy levels of the pollutant ozone have been detected in the air.
Friday, 699 members of the Burnsville High senior class walked the last 100 yards of their high school career.
Burnsville High students can now letter in two new sports not offered by the athletic department.
Tour this week's featured property—an affordable four-bedroom near South River Hills Park.
Several 13-week-old lab/hound mix puppies are available for adoption through Last Hope pet rescue.
As the three-year anniversary party for Mediterranean Cruise Cafe nears, give them a review on Burnsville Patch.
Six months ago Wendy Karn set out to tame The Edge—a rough and tumble biker bar— and turn it into the warm and welcoming Burnsville Ale House.
Outgoing ninth-graders at Eagle Ridge Junior High raced homemade boats and barks to the finish line on Thursday.
