An opera featured at the Burnsville Performing Arts Center sparked controversy after Native Americans protested the absence of Natives in the production.
The days are flying by and as the weekend nears our thoughts turn to fun and relaxation time. Patch highlights a few activities you might want to check out.
On Monday, BPAC officials announced that Brian Luther would take the helm starting by the end of the week.
Burnsville girls soccer hosts Apple Valley on Thursday in final pre-playoff tuneup.
Get your craft on! Stop by one of these arts, vintage or crafts fairs coming up in the area.
Shadow is 14 and likes to invent things.
Blaze unable to score in second half, lose 17-14
“50/50” has the right mix of comedy and drama.
Wednesday, city and county officials bid farewell to the city's first mall, which was demolished to make way for Valley Ridge, a home for seniors.
Beginning Oct. 31, Heather Johnston will take one of the Burnsville's top positions.
Boys team places 3 runners in the top 4, girls team takes 6th place
It's not your imagination, officials at Fort Snelling State Park say: The trees in Burnsville began turning a tad early this year, but there is still plenty of autumn left.
Jennifer Mae Seelig of Hastings is charged with drug possession and possession of burglary tools, after police found her attempting a break-in while her kids waited in the car.
Matthew Vaughn Diamond told police he was struggling with drug addiction at the time of the March burglary.
Residents say area's political clout could be at stake when new district lines are drawn.
The Jewish New Year celebration began on sundown Wednesday and lasts until sundown Friday.
After a red-hot July, sales cooled in August.
Blaze look for second win of season in tough road game against top-10 opponent.
Kids 'n Kinship matches youth with adults in volunteer program.
This year, the governor and the GOP-dominated legislature locked horns on how to redraw Congressional and legislative districts, which could greatly alter Minnesota's political landscape.
Epic Energy offers a different kind of chocolate shake.
Counting down the days to a family fun weekend? Patch has some recommendations everyone will enjoy.
Johnny Tran and Johnson Tran Nguyen are charged with third-degree drug possession.
During the last decade, the American Library Association recorded 4,660 challenges to books on the racks — a total which includes at least eight requests originating in Dakota County.
The proposal calls for a new bridge and a new access road in the flood-prone area.
Burnsville takes on No. 2 Bloomington Jefferson on Tuesday night.
The kitchen table is more than just a place to eat. It’s a place to catch up. Mayor declares Sept. 26 "Family Day" — a time to eat dinner with your children.
Hundreds of students get dressed up for the "Sunset Soiree" on Saturday night.
Burnville boys duo, full girls team take part in multi-state meet on Saturday.
Penalties and Prior Lake's defense keep Burnsville to 10 points.
“Moneyball” takes a different look at America's quintessential game.
Justin John Martner is accused of putting a pillow over his victim's face, choking her and throwing a cat at her face this week.
Tori Dixon, a 6-foot-3 sophomore middle blocker from Burnsville, has helped lead the Minnesota volleyball team to a No. 9 ranking in the country.
John Manuel Contreras is charged with possession of stolen property and theft.
James Brent Vandusartz of Burnsville will be sentenced Nov. 18.
A judge denied a motion to dismiss charges against Samuel Josiah Benda, accused of criminal sexual conduct and possession of child pornography.
Lonnie Eugene St. John faces a felony charge of theft after admitting to police that he stole from his employer.
Minnesota offers plenty of fun events to enjoy its gorgeous fall weather.
Faysal Ahmed Mohamed is charged with making terroristic threats and criminal damage to property.
A deconstructed quesadilla puts a modern spin on traditional Mexican ingredients.