Authorities believe that Michael Lyle Stucky, Jr. may have victimized others who have yet to come forward.
This week’s South Metro Crime Roundup includes a delayed hearing in a case of a man who was accused of murdering his wife and unborn child.
An early morning stroll near Sibley Memorial landed one man in hot water with Mendota officers.
This week’s police and fire stories from Hennepin County, Fridley, Mendota Heights, Shakopee and St. Michael include a sentencing for a fatal crash and awards for deputies.
Also Saturday morning, a safety drill in Inver Grove Heights drew crews from IGH and Eagan.
The bull was euthanized Thursday after it escaped from a pen Wednesday at the Dakota County Fair.
About eight people were injured, according to the Dakota County sheriff.
Another motorcycle crash in Northfield leaves one person dead, while a Dakota County judge hung up his robe seven months after his embarrassing arrest.
The south metro crime roundup also includes a police chase, huge cocaine bust and Lilydale landslide survivor speaks.
Dakota County Sheriff Dave Bellows released his weekly newsletter, which includes a bat assault and an investigation of stolen metal plates for railroad ties.
Mike Sanchez, 27, and Josue Ivan Ledezma Lopez, 22, are both charged with smuggling cocaine directly from Mexico to the Minneapolis and St. Paul drug market.
Parents of two children who died ask why they weren't told of field trip risks, while a child who survived says his teacher—and his long hair—saved his life, according to MPR and KARE 11 reports.
Burglars in Lakeville, an Eagan woman gets justice and a West St. Paul Man avoids murder charges.
His son is a fire training officer and his father was a charter member of the Airport Relations Commission.
River has been 'acting like a mortuary' lately, reports the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
The student pilot and instructor were able to walk away from this upside-down mishap.
All information is taken from the Mendota Heights Police Department incident summaries.
The FBI Minneapolis has released a description of the woman and is looking for information from the public.
No time yet given for restoration of power to homes in Mendota Heights.
This week's selections include a mom sentenced for making her vulnerable adult daughter have sex with men.
Analysis by the American Civil Liberties Union found a big difference in black and white arrest rates despite similar usage rates.
The body pulled from the Mississippi near the Mendota Bridge earlier this week has been identified as Erika Renee Borgstrom, 16, of Roberts, Wis.
A female body has been recovered from the river near the Mendota Bridge. The body has yet to be identified.
The Dakota County judge guilty of DWI after registering a .28 blood-alcohol reading has asked the governor to grant him a medical disability retirement. He was sentenced to two years of probation.
At least two children are trapped under a pile of sand at Lilydale Regional Park.
WCCO-TV ranked 78 Twin Cities-area police departments on the number of speeding tickets per capita issued in 2011. Mendota Heights ranked 23rd.
The warning is in effect from 3 p.m. Wednesday to 7 p.m. Thursday. Look out for heavy snow falling as fast as 1–2 inches per hour.
National Weather Service forecasters are calling for 2-4 inches of snow across the metro area on Wednesday night, with more than an inch possible on Thursday.
Standing on the bluffs, the pair saw a man on fire far below them, and ran for police.
There will be a statewide drill at 1:45 p.m.
Reports and updates on the reported explosions on Boylston Street near the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
Also in this week's update: A pawned iPhone leads to child porn charges and an Eagan murder case wraps up with no charges.
Ten inches of snow could fall.
Snow could start falling in earnest Wednesday night.
Dakota County Sheriff Dave Bellows keeps you up-to-date on the latest county happenings.
A Mendota Heights man was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison on Tuesday for possessing more than 50 grams of methamphetamine with the intent to distribute last year.
Police found the body of a pregnant, 37-year-old woman in Apple Valley on March 7. The Dakota County Attorney's Office announced today that it filed murder charges in the case.