BURNSVILLE MN
Fight puts Minnesota high school on lockdown 
Burnsville High School was put on lockdown after a fight that resulted in suspensions for six students. The school district says no students were hurt and no weapons were involved in the fight Wednesday.
By Associated Press , May 01, 2013
2 Duluth prison camp escapees arrested
The U.S. Marshals Service says it's found the two men who walked away from the Duluth prison camp last week.
By Associated Press , April 05, 2013
Minnesota woman accused of attacking husband with hammer
A Burnsville woman is accused of assaulting her husband with a hammer and trying to strangle him with a telephone cord.
By Associated Press , February 22, 2013
Minnesota man gets 4 years for fatally shooting friend
A Burnsville man who pleaded guilty to shooting and killing a friend on New Year's Eve has been sentenced to four years in prison. A St. Paul Pioneer Press report says 23-year-old Kyle Alan Dague pleaded guilty in October to second-degree manslaughter.
By Associated Press , November 30, 2012
2 teens killed, 3 injured in Burnsville, Minn., crash
Witnesses told investigators a car was speeding and swerving before it crashed in Burnsville, killing two teens and injuring three others.
By Associated Press , August 22, 2012
Burnsville, Minn., school district gives HR director $255,000 to leave, 7 months into new contract
No one at the Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District would comment Tuesday about Tania Z. Chance's sudden reversal of fortune, her January resignation, or what prompted the district to essentially pay her to stay home for the last 18 months of her contract. The settlement is one of the largest in recent memory for a Minnesota school administrator, especially a non-superintendent.
By Heron Marquez Estrada , February 22, 2012
Minnesota man who assaulted official at 6th grade basketball game sentenced to 6 years in prison
A Minneapolis man convicted of assaulting a boys' basketball commissioner at a tournament in Burnsville will not get a lesser sentence. Fifty-year-old Robin Johnson was sentenced to six years in prison for attacking the club director, cracking three of his teeth, after Johnson's son's sixth-grade boys basketball game on Feb. 13, 2010.
By Associated Press , December 28, 2011
Ex-Twin Cities hockey coach with brain tumor gets probation in teen sex assault
High medical costs and required weekly treatment make it unrealistic for James Brent Vandusartz, 57, to serve time in the Dakota County Jail in Hastings for his crime, said District Judge Richard Spicer. Instead, Vandusartz will serve 15 years' probation.
By Maricella Miranda , December 13, 2011
More hungry, needy Minnesota kids swell lunch lines
More Minnesota students are signing on for free or reduced-price meals, as middle-class families coping with cutbacks and foreclosures are becoming first-time users of the subsidized National School Lunch Program. It reflects a surge seen nationally.
By Kelly Smith , December 05, 2011
Minnesota woman accused of stabbing husband, self dies of drug overdose
A Burnsville woman, who was scheduled to appear in court this week on allegations she stabbed herself and her husband, has reportedly died of a drug overdose.
By Maricella Miranda , December 03, 2011
Minnesotan gets 4 years for fatally shooting man over shirtless Facebook photos
A Burnsville, Minn., man will serve four years in prison for fatally shooting a man over a dispute about the man posing shirtless for Facebook photos taken by the shooter's 13-year-old son.
By Maricella Miranda , October 28, 2011
Minnesota man gets 4 years in shooting death over photos
A Burnsville man has been sentenced to four years in prison for a deadly shooting that prosecutors say was sparked by an argument over Facebook photos.
By Associated Press , October 27, 2011
Minnesota State Patrol: Excessive speed not factor in Burnsville work zone crash
The Minnesota State Patrol says excessive speed apparently was not a factor in a crash that killed two workers on Interstate 35W in Burnsville.
October 14, 2011
MnDOT's renewed plea: Stay alert driving in construction zones
2 workers die when car plows into Burnsvile construction zone ThursdayMinnesota transportation officials are renewing their plea for drivers to stay alert in construction zones following a crash that killed two workers on Interstate 35 in Burnsville.
By Associated Press , October 14, 2011
2nd worker dies in work zone crash near Burnsville, Minn.
It happened around 12:30 p.m. today on northbound I-35W and County Road 42 in Burnsville, according to a report.
By Associated Press , October 13, 2011
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