EAGAN MN
Man gets 10 years for Minnesota hotel prostitution 
A second man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for the prostitution of two underage girls at an Eagan hotel.
By Associated Press , April 26, 2013
Man who died in townhouse fire was Eagan man, 30
A man who died when flames swept through his Eagan townhouse has been identified as 30-year-old Roger Yarusso. A Minneapolis Star Tribune report says Yarusso's two roommates tried to save him but the flames forced them back.
By Associated Press , January 21, 2013
1 dead, 2 taken to hospital after Eagan fire
One person is dead after a fire in a four-unit townhouse in Eagan, and two men who jumped from the second story were taken to the hospital to be evaluated.
By Associated Press , January 20, 2013
Eagan, Minn., lawyer suspended over affair with client
The Minnesota Supreme Court has suspended an Eagan lawyer accused of having an affair with a client who said he billed her for time they spent having sex.
By Associated Press , January 15, 2013
Minnesota day care provider in court for child death
An Eagan, Minn., day care provider is being held in jail on $75,000 bond and faces manslaughter charges in the death of a baby in her care.
By Associated Press , July 12, 2012
Massachusetts medical examiner confirms identity of victim in May crash as Minnesota woman
The Massachusetts medical examiner has confirmed the identity of the victim of a fiery car crash in Belchertown last month. Officials said Thursday that 26-year-old Ashley Goetz died May 14 when her car struck a utility pole and burst into flames on Route 202.
By Associated Press , June 15, 2012
Minnesota man charged with stealing from sports camps
An Eagan coach is charged with stealing money from the basketball and soccer camps he ran for the Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan school district.
By Associated Press , May 10, 2012
Declining household incomes forces middle class to adjust life expectations
A business degree and a decade of negotiating information technology contracts didn’t prepare Denise Sjoberg for workdays changing diapers, comforting crying toddlers and negotiating nap times. But then, she’s not the only middle-class American adapting in tough times. Sjoberg, who holds an MBA, was laid off in 2009. When the 49-year-old mother of three teenagers couldn’t find a job in her profession, she opened a licensed day-care center out of her home in Eagan, Minn.
By Jim Spencer , March 09, 2012
MINNESOTA STATE BOYS HOCKEY TOURNEY: Moorhead upset No. 3 Eagan, advance to semifinals
Moorhead goaltender Michael Bitzer made more than 30 saves helping his team upset Eagan 4-0 today in the quarterfinal round of the Minnesota state boys hockey tournament at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul.
By Forum Communications , March 08, 2012
Man accused of stuffing flat screen in pants
A Columbia Heights, Minn., man is accused of stealing a 19-inch flat screen television from an Eagan business by stuffing it down his pants.
By Herald Staff Report , February 25, 2012
Eagan, Minn., father charged after punching son after 8th-grade basketball game
An Eagan, Minn., father who allegedly punched his son several times after his eighth-grade basketball game earlier this month now faces more serious charges.
By Nick Ferraro , December 20, 2011
Eagan, Minn., dad cited for punching son at basketball game
Witnesses told officers that nearby parents stepped in when they saw Steven Wilson punch his son in the face after his team lost. The teen did not require medical attention.
By Associated Press , December 13, 2011
West St. Paul restaurant continues turkey tradition for needy despite losing companion business to fire
The Casper family of West St. Paul's Cherokee Tavern said they considered skipping the 23-year-old tradition after a fire Oct. 9 destroyed the Cherokee Sirloin Room in Eagan. It caused $750,000 in damages. Among the volunteers were employees from the Eagan restaurant, some of whom are jobless because of the fire.
By Associated Press , November 25, 2011
Eagan, Minn., turkey tradition to go on in spite of fire that burned down restaurant
A Thanksgiving tradition for the needy will continue this year at a West St. Paul restaurant, even as its owners cope with the aftermath of a fire that burned down their other restaurant in Eagan. For nearly 20 years, Jim and Rick Casper have served free Thanksgiving dinners at their Casper's Cherokee Tavern. This year, however, they reconsidered after the fire ravaged their Eagan restaurant last month, causing $750,000 in damages.
By Associated Press , November 12, 2011
Minnesota boy, 17, admits to break-ins, assault at teen girls' homes
A family reported the first home burglary June 20, 2010, the criminal complaint said. A month later, the family reported seeing a male peeping into their windows, including into their teenage daughter's bedroom.
Similar incidents continued this fall, police said.
By Maricella Miranda , October 22, 2011
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