Blogs: City Council

Apple Valley Freedom Days is turning 60 this year, and the lineup is packed — car show, fireworks, and a Kiddie Parade that's back after 20 years.

Apple Valley's getting its own 7 Brew on June 22 — and the city already has a traffic plan ready after watching what happened in Vadnais Heights.

Apple Valley's community center and senior center are becoming one building — with an indoor playground and a two-year construction window.

Apple Valley's beloved free summer concert series is bouncing to Bogart's this year — and the new Kelley Park amphitheater opens in September.

The state chipped in $9.1 million for Apple Valley's water cleanup — which sounds great until you do the math on the other $90 million.

Apple Valley's almost out of empty land, but there are still hundreds of new homes going up — here's the full rundown.

Bowling, axe throwing, 18 pickleball courts, and an 80-tap beer wall — Apple Valley's about to get a whole lot more fun.

A big piping wholesaler is building its third Twin Cities warehouse in Rosemount — 250,000 square feet going up east of Highway 52, with jobs to follow.

While MVTA's overall ridership grew 7.8%, Rosemount blew past it at 32% — and now the agency is reshuffling routes and eyeing new State Fair service for the area.

Farmington just rezoned a Pilot Knob Road parcel to fully industrial — and the developer is literally ready to start building.