Rosemount News

A Dakota County drug felon has been charged with having sex with his teenaged baby-sitter repeatedly from 1999 through 2002.

ROSEMOUNT, Minn. a ' Federal investigators will try to determine what caused an anhydrous ammonia leak that killed a truck driver and injured three other people in Rosemount.

Three sisters sit in their mother's kitchen, talking around a folded American flag.

Hosanna! Lutheran, the Lakeville mega-church that made headlines this month with its pending decision to leave the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, isna t alone.

Share + Nov 16, 2009 11:04 pm US/Central Reporting Reg Chapman ROSEMOUNT, Minn. One man is dead and another is critically hurt after an accident at an ammonia loading facility, according to Rosemount police.

Federal investigators will try to determine what caused an anhydrous ammonia leak that killed a truck driver and injured three other people in Rosemount.

A truck driver is dead and three other people were injured after an ammonia leak in Rosemount, Minnesota.

One truck driver was killed and another was critically hurt when anhydrous ammonia was released Monday night in Rosemount.

Minnesota Valley Transit Authority will offer free bus rides during Thanksgiving weekend and the weekend of Dec.

Minority students are much less likely to be chosen for high-potential programs.

Federal authorities apprehended on Oct. 30 a South St. Paul man who is suspected of robbing several area banks, including the First State Bank of Rosemount.

Trudy Allen, a social studies teacher at Eagle Ridge Junior High in Savage, is among 20 U.S. teachers awarded trips to South Korea for a global geographic conference.

Search warrants filed in the investigation into a string of Lakeville home burglaries reveal that the thieves may have been after more than valuables they could pawn or resell.

The Scott-Carver-Dakota CAP Agency Board of Directors will meet at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Nov.

Federal authorities believe they finally may have snared the "Bandana Bandit," an elusive robber who has hit several metro banks since late September.

Teacher Julia Sievwright, center, is impressed by the work of two of her kindergarten students, Amelia Sagvold, left, and Lilly Martinez, at Pinewood Community School in Eagan last week.

Don Shelby and photojournalist Tom Aviles are on assignment in Iraq covering the Minnesota Army National Guard.

Brandon Kinkade, 16, a sophomore at Simley High School, has spent nearly three weeks hosting Toni Louis Hengel, 15, one of 31 German students visiting Minnesota this month as part of an exchange program.

When: 7 p.m.-midnight Fri. and Oct. 30, noon-midnight Sat. and Oct. 31, 6 p.m.-midnight Sun.

The FBI and the Minnesota Bankers Association are offering a reward of up to $5,000 each for the arrest and conviction of two Twin Cities serial bank robbers.