To encourage small business growth, the cities of Burnsville and Eagan—along with other county partners—are offering free, one-on-one small business consulting.
The U.S. Postal Service announced it will end Saturday mail delivery by Aug. 1. Speak out: How will this affect you?
See which goods and services would be taxed more, less or not at all in Minnesota under the governor's proposed changes.
This educational and informative program was designed to teach county residents about the issues facing law enforcement in local communities.
The survey gives Dakota County residents the opportunity to rate the quality of life in the county as well as governmental service delivery.
The 39-year-old Eagan resident was listed in critical condition following the accident, which took place on Interstate 35E in Mendota Heights.
Gov. Mark Dayton's $38 billion proposal would expand sales taxes on certain items and services and boost education funding.
Burnsville Sen. Dan Hall called recent bills to expand the sales tax to clothing and digital purchases "disappointing."
The Democratic state representative for Mendota Heights, Lilydale and West St. Paul talks about waiting in lines, the president's speech and Beyoncé lip-syncing the national anthem.
District 52B Rep. Joe Atkins (DFL) is one of 12 legislators charged with overseeing the construction of the $975 million stadium project.
This summer, Dakota County's Interstate 35 Corridor will be riddled with detours and diversions as the state refurbishes one of the most heavily trafficked roads in Minnesota.
Each week, Dakota County Sheriff Dave Bellows releases a newsletter recapping the most interesting news.
Here is the latest news from the City of Mendota Heights.
Sen. Al Franken met Monday with counselors, safety experts and ISD 196 administrators at Dakota Hills Middle School.
More than 260 cases of whooping cough, or pertussis, were reported in Dakota County last year.
Legislative Clerk David Surdez places the names of the 2013-2014 House members on the voting board in the House Chamber. The legislative session is scheduled to begin Jan. 8.
Also, Sen. Al Franken will be at Eagan's Dakota Hills Middle School on Monday to discuss school safety.
Lilydale Mayor Pampusch talks about the city's 2013 priorities and the opening of the Villas of Lilydale.
Here's what you need to know to start the 2013 off right.
The total number of Sheriff Sales in the first 11 months of 2012 was 1,422, compared to 1,821 for the same period last year.
Know of something that is opened or closed that we missed? Add it in the comment section.
Homebuyers in Dakota County can now access fixed, low-interest mortgage financing along with a Mortgage Credit Certificate and up to $10,000 in downpayment and closing cost assistance.
The city of Mendota Heights will host a reception for retiring council member Jack Vitelli next Tuesday.
The possibility of the first measurable snowfall of the season is in the forecast for this weekend.
Here is a roundup of stories posted on Mendota Heights Patch this past week.
In late January or early February, no vehicle combinations of more than 35 feet in length will be allowed to use the Lafayette Bridge until the crossover is removed next November.
An ordinance passed by the Mendota Heights city council has new guidelines for the appearance of buildings, windows, fences and landscaping
The $60 million mixed use development has three unsold lots.
Homestead classification-related tax deadlines are coming up.
Mayor Sandra Krebsbach talks with city administrator Justin Miller about the city's snow emergency policies.
Mayor Sandra Krebsbach talks with city administrator Justin Miller.
Most private retailers are staying open for Veterans Day, but plan ahead if you want to borrow a book or mail a letter.
Check out our citywide results for Mendota Heights and a number of other Dakota County communities.
Lawmakers are of mixed opinion on the prospects.
How did your city vote on the constitutional amendment to require photo ID to vote?
Democrats say the divisive amendments and the state shutdown may have contributed to heavy Republican losses.
Democrats swept the three local house and senate races Tuesday night. Here's a look at the precinct-by-precinct breakdown.
Eight judicial seats in the First District Court were up during the Nov. 6 general election.