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MY CREDIT UNION Expands Years-Long Commitment to Minnesota Veterans Through Flags, Fall Classic Fundraiser
MY CREDIT UNION continues its support of Minnesota veterans through Flags for Fort Snelling and the 2026 Fall Classic Charity Cornhole Tournament in Rosemount.
Construction on West St. Paul’s Albert Park & Plaza Expected to Begin in Late September
Construction on the planned transformation of Albert Park into a new public plaza is expected to begin near the end of September, according to the City of West St. Paul.
Rabies Confirmed in Brown County Cow; Nine People Recommended for Post-Exposure Treatment
A Brown County cow tested positive for rabies, prompting Minnesota health officials to recommend post-exposure treatment for nine people and quarantine several cattle.
Crash-Prone Lakeville Roundabout to Close Overnight for Additional Safety Improvements
A Lakeville roundabout that has been the site of numerous crashes will close for two nights as crews make additional safety improvements aimed at helping drivers stay within their lanes.
Three Citizens Honored for Lifesaving Actions Following Fiery Eagan Crash That Killed 28-Year-Old Woman
Three men received Citizen Lifesaving Awards after pulling a critically injured passenger from a burning vehicle following a deadly June crash on I-35E in Eagan.
Doddway Shopping Center Listed for Sale, Redevelopment Among Potential Future Uses
The West St. Paul City Council is set to consider a preliminary 2027 property tax levy totaling approximately $25.9 million, representing a 7.28% increase over the city’s final 2026 levy.
Rosemount Pedestrian Crossing Improvements to Bring Road Closures Beginning Thursday, September 17th
Rosemount road closures begin September 17th and continue through October 6th as the city installs new crosswalks, pedestrian refuge islands, signs, and flashing lights.
West St. Paul to Consider 7.28% Preliminary Property Tax Levy Increase for 2027
The West St. Paul City Council is set to consider a preliminary 2027 property tax levy totaling approximately $25.9 million, representing a 7.28% increase over the city’s final 2026 levy.
Dakota County District 1 Candidates Clash Over Budget, Highway 50 Safety, and Data Centers at Farmington Forum
Dakota County District 1 Candidates Clash Over Budget, Highway 50 Safety, and Data Centers at Farmington Forum
Minnesota Tennis Leaders Judy Long, Leslie Oskey Honored at US Open
Two Fred Wells Tennis & Education Center team members earned national honors at the 2026 US Open, while three others volunteered at Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day.
Burnsville 1,200-Drone Show to Honor 25th Anniversary of 9/11
A 1,200-drone light show will illuminate the Burnsville sky Friday night in remembrance of the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and fallen first responders.
Man Suffers Multiple Facial Fractures in Reported Minnesota State Fair Assault
A man is recovering from multiple facial fractures, including a broken jaw that required reconstructive surgery, after he was reportedly assaulted by a group of people while attending the Minnesota State Fair.
Farmington Launches Citywide Speed Limit Study, Seeks Public Feedback
The City of Farmington is asking residents and drivers to weigh in as it begins a citywide study examining speed limits and traffic concerns throughout the community.
Denny’s franchisee abruptly closes Burnsville, other Minnesota and Wisconsin locations
The Denny’s restaurant in Burnsville has permanently closed as part of a sudden shutdown of several franchise locations in Minnesota and Wisconsin, with the franchise operator citing mounting debt and an inability to continue meeting payroll and other operating expenses.
Burnsville Could Replace, Relocate Warning Siren in $37K Project
Burnsville could soon have a new public warning siren with a significantly greater notification range near the former Fire Station 1 property, as the City Council considers a $37,654 project to replace and relocate the existing siren.
Burnsville Pride Festival Returns September 19th to Nicollet Commons Park
The 2026 Burnsville Festival and Fire Muster runs September 10-12 with live music, family activities, a fire truck parade, a 1,200-drone show, fireworks, and more.
Burnsville Festival and Fire Muster Returns Sept. 10-12 With Parade, Drone Show, Fireworks and Live Music
The 2026 Burnsville Festival and Fire Muster runs September 10-12 with live music, family activities, a fire truck parade, a 1,200-drone show, fireworks, and more.
South St. Paul Awarded $3.48 Million to Replace 1,040 Lead Service Lines
South St. Paul received a $3.48 million MPFA award to replace 1,040 lead service lines as part of the city’s ongoing drinking water infrastructure work.
Apple Valley Honors Two Citizens for Lifesaving Actions, Crisis Intervention
Apple Valley honored Stephanie Ransdell and Artem Drachev for lifesaving actions, including performing CPR and helping a teen in crisis.
South Metro Officers Among Minnesota’s Top DWI Enforcers Honored at Twins Game
Six South Metro officers were among Minnesota’s DWI Enforcement All-Stars honored at a Twins game after making 348 DWI arrests in 2025.
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