Burnsville News

Lakeville police say a woman who had been prescribed antidepressants fell asleep on top of her 6-week-old grandson after drinking martinis, killing him.

Michael Ray Sauve was a senior accountant for Skyline Displays when he swindled $100,000 from the company.

A Savage man faces charges he broke into a Burnsville home through the kitchen window on Monday and caused a nine-month-old child to fall and hit her head.

A 39-year-old Burnsville man faces charges after police say he assaulted an officer during his arrest.

A real estate closer and notary public has been charged with swindling more than $220,000 while working for a Burnsville, Minn.

Undercover police in a Minneapolis suburb are cracking down on gay sexual activity in public parks and bathrooms.

Some Metro schools have a no tolerance policy on weapons. This means if students are caught with a weapon, they could be suspended or expelled.

Dakota County Attorney James Backstrom said 49-year-old Kuntee Singramdoo is charged with five counts of theft and three counts of theft by swindle.

Movie pioneer, Ed Footit wants to open a state-of-the-art movie studio, acting school and entertainment venue in Burnsville.

Discount retailer Costco's quest to open a store in Burnsville took another step toward resolution this week as the City Council heard from experts on the effect of loosening the city's liquor store ordinance.

Dancers performed at the third annual International Festival of Burnsville Saturday, June 20, in the Heart of the City.

The Burnsville City Council began discussions Tuesday night on whether to change its ordinance regarding off-sale liquor stores.

The Burnsville Performing Arts Center has been billed as a regional attraction crucial to the success of the city's downtown redevelopment.

Paul Traub of Burnsville awoke at 4 a.m. to a noise in his Burnsville townhouse, and he saw his lights go on and off.

Greiner Construction has completed work on the new Mediterranean Cruise Cafe in Burnsville.

A drunken driver received double the normal sentence Monday for killing a woman by running over her twice in a Bloomington store parking lot.

A Prior Lake man entered a guilty plea today to first-degree attempted murder, arson and burglary in a near-fatal stabbing and fire at a Burnsville townhome last year.

After visiting with and walking around Fairview Ridges Hospital, Dr. Philip Randall, center, says goodbye to clockwise from top right: Georgia Muelken, 10; Maggie, 6; Monica, 2; and Maggie, 6. Dr.

In early 2004, Burnsville Police Chief Bob Hawkins was tired of watching drug-related crime rates climb in his city, and he decided to do something about it.

The exit and entrance ramps for Cliff Road on Interstate 35W in Burnsville will be closed for a month starting Tuesday.