The Oakdale Fire Department provides residents with its calls for service each week.
In a retrial, she was found guilty of killing her child as a 17-year-old in 2007; Beecroft said the baby was stillborn.
Also this week, students were approached by a stranger at a bus stop and a Stillwater man pleaded guilty to assault in relation to a bar fight that killed another man.
The motorcycle SMARTrainer mimics the standard controls on a real motorcycle and provides a virtual environment to practice riding.
The animal caused a crash Wednesday morning along Manning Avenue.
Samantha Jane Aune, 26, worked as a secretary, bookkeeper and office manager at Decks By Joe.
She approached an officer and admitted she started the fire, according to the complaint.
Here's a list of police and fire incidents that occurred in the east metro this week.
On the suspect’s cell phone was a photo taken less than a day after the Oakdale robbery showing him in the same clothing as one of the men in the surveillance video and holding a large amount of cash, according to the complaint.
Calishia Antionette Hobbs, 27, was also charged with felony drug possession.
Selected calls to the Oakdale Police Department from Aug. 25-30.
Visitation for Pierre LeQue has been set for 4-8 p.m. Sunday at CullenCrea Funeral Home in New Richmond, Wis. Services are set for 11 a.m. Monday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, in New Richmond.
Applications will be accepted through Oct. 31. Applicants will undergo an oral interview process in November.
Jeffrey William Boyd is wanted for eight counts of burglary.
Target security staff noticed the Hudson, Wis., man walking through the aisles at Target, filling a diaper bag with various food items, a roll of duct tape and the movie “Oblivion.”
The 30-year-old’s child was present at the time of the theft, according to the complaint.
While juries hold incredible power they only do so for a very short period of time. Accordingly, they are far less likely to abuse that power trying to advance political agendas or punishing their political rivals.
Here's a list of police and fire posts from east metro Patch sites this week.
Applicants must live within six minutes of the Oakdale Fire Department's north station. The application deadline is Oct. 31.
The suspect was arrested following another bank robbery in St. Paul.
A 9-year-old Lake Elmo boy was seriously injured Wednesday evening after he collided with a parked motorcycle on Highway 5 near 31st Street, the Minnesota State Patrol is reporting.
The firm represented the man’s ex-wife in their divorce.
The man allegedly nearly hit several cars, signs and a pedestrian before a state trooper pulled him over.
An Oakdale woman was called while police were at her home investigating the July incidents.
Brian James Mehlhorn, 30, of Oakdale, was serving time for car theft and burglary at the time of his latest conviction.
Also this week, a Stillwater police officer is thanked for issuing a "lifesaving" seatbelt ticket, a rollover ambulance crash at the speedway, the Cub Foods groper pleads guilty and Woodbury gets a few new cops.
According to the complaint, Jon Wentz, 47, of St. Paul, had methadone in his system, and a blood alcohol content of .08 when he crossed the center line on Highway 5 in Lake Elmo last year and hit the Sobczak sisters car head-on.
The case was sent back to Washington County District Court after her 2008 conviction was overturned.
The 20-year-old has pleaded guilty to groping women in the parking lot of Cub Foods in Stillwater.
She and her alleged accomplice were arrested Aug. 15 at the TJ Maxx in Oak Park Heights and were linked to a theft from earlier in the month.
The crash happened on Helmo Avenue North in Oakdale on Aug. 13.
Also this week, a man was shot and killed, and the Woodbury Fire Department takes a look at its service model.