In other regional news, a Holocaust survivor will speak at Inver Hills Community College, and MISO is setting up an operations center in Eagan.
Want to know what's next for Burnsville Fire Muster? Find the complete schedule here.
Here are a few scenes from Day 4 of the Burnsville Fire Muster.
Toby is just one of many cats and dogs waiting for new homes through Last Hope pet rescue.
Find out what's happening during the city's key annual event on Sept. 8.
This townhome comes with a private library—ladder and all.
Police say Troy Blaine Almhjeld, who has a history of domestic assault convictions, was verbally abusive toward his stepfather and half-sister after his stepfather asked him to leave his apartment.
Police say Janice Marie Sherley made repeated threats against a Burnsville woman who accused Sherley's son, Stanley Gerald Sherley Jr., of threatening to kill her.
The Fire Muster begins in earnest on Friday—with pony rides, music, a carnival midway and the first annual Business Expo.
Qiang Du, 22, faces charges for an assault that police say occurred on Aug. 28 in Eagan.
Bridal Accents Couture, a longstanding Savage business, will bring high fashion wedding wear like Nicole Miiler, Badgley Mischka and others into Burnsville's Heart of the City development.
Police say Kayeden Robert Oliver, who is in transition from female to male, strangled his girlfriend after an argument over a barking dog.
The second day of Burnsville's signature annual event is aimed at adults—car lovers and beer fans.
Burnsville resident Lois Finan writes in to Eagan Patch about Rep. Diane Anderson, school funding shifts and HF 2083.
The Eden Prairie-based supermarket chain is closing 60 “underperforming” stores outside Minnesota.
Shawn Denton Van Hamm, who had been sought by authorities since March, was arrested Tuesday in Ramsey County.