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Some south metro area Walmart stores are closed on May 29 after looting and rioting at other businesses in recent days in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Two people have been arrested after the Dakota County Western Service Center was broken into early Friday, May 29.
Planning Commission reviews blueprints
Minnesota Valley Transit Authority is suspending service to downtown Minneapolis and St. Paul on Friday and altering routes that serve Mall of America.
A few members of the Daniel R. Olsen Post 594 American Legion gathered Monday for a brief Memorial Day remembrance in Eagan’s Central Park.
Community education program moves to online activities during pandemic
Community members in the Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan School District are finding ways to honor members of the class of 2020 beyond the graduation plans that have been announced by the school district in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Grad ceremonies, school closings downsized in District 191
Mike Supina has announced his candidacy for Eagan City Council.
Meg Tilley announced on Tuesday that she is seeking her sixth term on the Eagan City Council.
Eagan Rotary contributes to EHS senior celebrations
Cyndee Fields has filed to run for a sixth term on the Eagan City Council.
Dakota County has released more information about COVID-19 cases, including total cases by city.
Five local high school students were recently selected to receive a trip to Washington, D.C., sponsored by Dakota Electric Association.
Three area students were among the 44 honored with Scholars of Distinction awards in the areas of Science, STEM, Social Studies, Leadership and Theater Arts. The students represent 19 high schools, including two non-public schools, plus one homeschool student.
Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan School District high schools will offer seniors and their families an in-person graduation experience featuring some of the key moments that define graduation, done in a different and appropriately distanced way due to the pandemic, the district announced May 15.
Staff finding other ways to keep animals stimulated without visitor crowds
District 196 still planning for summer, fall amid uncertainty
Douglas Willetts had his endorsement in the 2020 election from Senate District 51 Republicans in Eagan and Burnsville.
State Sen. Jim Carlson has earned the endorsement of the Minnesota DFL in District 51, which comprises most of Eagan and northern Burnsville.
Liz Reyer has announced her entrance into the race for state representative in Eagan’s District 51B, the seat being vacated by Laurie Halverson’s retirement.
Organizers adding several safety measures
Echo Park Elementary School of Leadership, Engineering and Technology Assistant Administrator Logan Schultz has been selected to be the school’s next principal, District 196 Superintendent Mary M. Kreger announced May 8.
The Minnesota Zoo has cut staff positions in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 2020 Eagan Art Festival slated for June 27 and 28 this year at Eagan Festival Grounds has been cancelled due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, according to a Sunday release from event organizers.
Gary Huusko, of Eagan and former Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan School Board member, has announced that he intends to run for the District 3 Dakota County commissioner seat currently held by Tom Egan.
A portion of Lexington Avenue between Clubview Drive and Lone Oak Road in Eagan will be closed beginning May 11.
City Council expected to make decision May 14
City also removes penalties for purchasing, using
Organization planned to help 500 families
Due to ongoing COVID-19 pandemic concerns, the Minnesota Scottish Fair and Highland Games Board of Directors has voted to cancel the Minnesota Scottish Fair scheduled for July 18 at the Eagan Festival Grounds.
ormer State Rep. Diane Anderson has announced her intention to run for the Dakota County Board in District 3 this fall.
Livestreamed concerts to online art lessons are part of the plan during pandemic
Mike Maguire ‘embarrassed’ and ‘grateful no one was hurt’
Group in Rosemount organizes more than 70 parades
Prior Lake resident Tyler Kistner was endorsed by 2nd District Republicans on the first ballot during Saturday's online convention to face off against U.S. Rep. Angie Craig, D-Eagan.
Dakota County is waiving a penalty for some property tax payments due May 15.
Oak Ridge Elementary STEAM specialist Tanner Walters is putting the school’s 3D printers to good use.
One hundred thirty-two students at Apple Valley High School have successfully passed the STEM Innovator Portfolio Assessment and Exam and qualify for University of Iowa college credits.
Former Eagan mayor, current County Board member won’t run for fifth term
District 191 plans to move alternative school to M.W. Savage
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