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Department and Dick’s Towing responded to assist with cleanup and containment of the spill and Dick’s Towing was also handling uprighting the semi and crash clean up The semi was reportedly carrying plastic bottles or containers It appears the crash was cleared and the road was reopened just before 12:20 PM The crash remains under investigation by the Minnesota State Patrol Follow our social media accounts for the latest breaking news updates Email: contact@limitless-news.comPhone: 507-301-6001 Privacy PolicyTerms of Service ©2025 A Limitless Production Group LLC Company At a clinic led by two-time Olympian and Rosemount alum Payton Otterdahl the Irish showed off the unique strength of their discus and shot put programs On a blustery morning last month outside Rosemount High School freshman Emma Flugum had two very important questions for Olympic shot putter Payton Otterdahl The first: What did he think of the chocolate muffins that went viral at the Paris Olympics Flugum‘s second question: “If you could thank one coach for pushing you to be the thrower you are today Otterdahl didn’t hesitate to share his answer with the 30 throwers gathered around him wouldn’t be in the place that I’m at right now.” Tim Conboy has coached in Rosemount’s discus and shot put programs since 1987 He’s overseen an Irish team that has produced not just Olympian Otterdahl but a steady stream of state medalists and record holders provided a glimpse into how Rosemount’s throwing program has become one of Minnesota’s strongest This summer’s outdoor season will take him as far as Croatia and Morocco to compete The trip home gave him the chance to see his idea for a clinic come to life — first suggested during the school football team’s “Payton Otterdahl Night” held last fall to celebrate his second Olympics At the Summer Olympics in Paris last summer it’s not a very popular sport,” Otterdahl said “Being able to have motivated younger generations that still love throwing and want to get better that’s what it’s all about,” Otterdahl said “To let them know they come from a great line and culture of throwers at this school is the “godfather of the throws program,” said Rosemount boys coach Jay Hatleli there were fewer than a dozen students — boys and girls combined — participating thriving program must have a “happy marriage” between football and track Rosemount’s throwing program has built a working relationship with Rosemount’s other sports teams If there’s a hockey or soccer player wandering Rosemount’s halls coaches know where to send them come springtime Rosemount also fields an Olympic weightlifting club in the winter Combine that with large youth and middle school track programs and the Irish have had a steady stream of athletes trying shot put and discus They make the daily trek up to “the Hill” — the elevated area overlooking Rosemount’s stadium where the throwers train and kids are celebrated for their size and strength “the Hill” is not very nice in the grand scheme of every other school Otterdahl said the mats near the rings might date back to before he graduated and went on to win NCAA titles in shot put and weight throw at North Dakota State Of the 300 kids who typically come out for track and field half of our roster is throwers,” Hatleli said The depth of its throws program has helped the Rosemount team rack up recent state accolades Conboy was briefly the boys team’s head coach in the ’90s until .. a former North Dakota State track and field athlete began coaching the girls program four years later The Rosemount boys won big-school state titles in 2008 The Irish have also cleaned up well at the true-team state meets with titles in 2019 and 2021 on the girls side “The throws program is like a sport unto its own,” Jay Hatleli said “That frees me up to do a lot of lot of other things that maybe some other head coaches don’t have the luxury of doing.” junior Adam Hanson‘s shot put best of 57 feet behind only Forest Lake junior Howie Johnson’s 58-2 also won a state weightlifting title this winter Flugum’s shot put best of 37-7 is third in Minnesota’s freshman class behind Lakeville North‘s Sahara Wilson and Luverne’s Taya Johnson Flugum joined the team as a seventh-grader just as future Army thrower Jordan Hecht was capping off her Rosemount career with a third discus state title and shot put gold the Irish had at least one thrower earn a top-three finish at state each year capped off the streak by breaking the Minnesota’s boys shot put record by throwing 66-8.75 Max and Trevor Otterdahl, Payton’s younger brothers, were also standouts at Rosemount before competing at NDSU. Now throwing at Nebraska, Max’s 2019 state titles (64-4 in shot put, 191-4 in discus) topped out the brothers’ “friendly rivalry.” When Payton Otterdahl was a freshman, he said he was “screwing around at practice” and wanted to quit the team. Conboy sat him down with senior Brandt Berghuis, who finished eighth at state that year before going on to throw at North Dakota State. “You can be really good at this,” the pair told Otterdahl. “You need to give this a real try.” “The compounding thing, having greats that are seniors ... that’s what you aspire to be,” said Otterdahl, who is now gunning for a medal at the world championships in Tokyo in September. “It’s snowballed into what this program has become.” Cassidy Hettesheimer is a high school sports reporter at the Minnesota Star Tribune. High Schools Owen Marsolek hurled 17 strikeouts to lead the Hilltoppers to a 3-0 victory at Siebert Field on Monday has a state-high 40 goals in seven games for St The Raiders have lost only once and will have a chance to avenge that one this week M&A Seminar on Preparing Your Company for Sale Presented by Maslon LLP and Northborne Partners North Wind and the University of Minnesota plan to build an aerospace research center with multiple buildings on a UMore Park site in Rosemount This Wednesday photo shows the North Wind headquarters at 358 Fillmore Ave U of M plan aerospace research center in Rosemount Efforts to reform Minnesota zoning laws fail again as local opposition blocks a bill limiting parking mandates[...] Performance contracting helps governments and schools cut energy costs Twin Cities housing starts were up across the board in April on the strength of another solid month for single[...] Greco Properties plans a 20-unit memory care facility on a tough-to-develop Edina lot Rice Creek Commons begins redevelopment with Micro Control HQ marking a major step after years of delays at t[...] proposes 43-unit mixed-use building in Excelsior with a renovation of the historic Dock Cinema Sign up for your daily digest of Minnesota News Efforts to reform Minnesota zoning laws fail again as local opposition blocks a bill limiting parkin[...] will break ground this summer on The Dorian a 190-unit apartment complex in Lake Elmo af[...] The University of Minnesota plans to sell 60 acres at UMore Park for $8.1M to North Wind Test for a [...] The Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged despite political pressure from Pre[...] The Trump administration is swiftly remaking housing policy as the U.S Department of Housing and Ur[...] construction job openings dropped by 38,000 in March signaling slowing labor demand amid tarif[...] Trump's trade demands stretch beyond tariffs Performance contracting helps governments and schools cut energy costs is now an official city after a local vote Milwaukee Mitchell Airport will start a $95.2M international terminal project this summer after dela[...] Listen here analysis and commentary on Minnesota business We are the only independent daily newspaper dedicated to business reporting Get our free e-alerts & breaking news notifications Subscribe for access to the latest digital and special editions Signup for our newsletter to get notified about sales and new products Return to shop 7 seed Rosemount pulled a mild upset over No 2 seed Centennial/Spring Lake Park with a 3-2 win in the first state quarterfinal game of the Class AA Tournament and Gianna Marchese was outstanding in goal as the Irish advanced to Friday’s state semifinals where they will play the winner of Andover and Hill-Murray Hockey Finalist Sophie Stramel opened the scoring when she banged home a rebound off her own shot for her 29th goal of the season for a 1-0 lead Holzer got her first on a power play at the 9:20 mark  of the third period for a 2-0 lead with just over six minutes to play But Centennial/SLP’s Grace Laager scored on a power play just over a minute later on a nice individual effort finally solving Marchese who had been lights out all game by stifling several close chances by the Cougars But Holzer answered again for the Irish when she skated down the left wing of the Cougar zone and fired a shot that deflected off a stick and found the back of the net for a 3-1 lead The Cougars mounted more pressure by pulling their goalie and Laager added a goal with 38 seconds left on a one-timer but time ran short as Rosemount held off a late surge by the Cougars to win 3-2 and advance in the tourney Rosemount’s Marchese stopped 22 shots to earn the win Click the button below in order to sign into your account to renew your subscription update your payment method and much more.. 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New land parcels located closely to Meta's existing Rosemount project which could be used for a data center in the future According to Finance & Commerce has bought two pieces of land for $70 million The land parcels are located northwest of the intersection of Blaine Avenue East and 145th Street while the other was sold for $43.32 million Meta told DCD that there is no existing plan to develop the land Rosemount senior planner Anthony Nemcek said the city has not received a planned unit development application for this site from anyone it was previously reported by F&C that the city council had adopted an alternative urban area-wide review The first scenario was a 2.3 million sq ft (213,677 sqm) data center and the second scenario was for industrial development The site is currently zoned as an employment district and was sold by RGA Holdings LLC and RADS Land Company LLC Meta already has a planned data center in the Rosemount Area; a 715,000 sq ft (66,426 sqm) data center that will see an investment of $800 million The state of Minnesota proposed expanded tax breaks for data centers in April last year while Stream has developed two facilities in nearby Chaska and Compass has a site in Shakopee Google had been looking to develop a campus in Becker but backed away from the project in 2022 Data Centre Dynamics Ltd (DCD), 32-38 Saffron Hill, London, EC1N 8FH Email. [email protected]DCD is a subsidiary of InfraXmedia Highway 52 in Rosemount is reduced to one lane on Thursday as crews continue to work in the area of a propane pipeline leak from the previous day The leak caused a full closure of the busy highway for several hours on Wednesday.Minnesota Department of TransportationGo Deeper.CloseCreate an account or log in to save stories We have added it to a list of your favorite stories and led to two families being evacuated from their homes the highway linking the Twin Cities and Rochester was back open — but reduced to one lane northbound as crews continued to work in the area According to a news release from city officials Rosemount police and fire crews responded to a call around 2:30 p.m Wednesday and found a substance leak near the highway Crews traced it back to a propane pipeline owned by the nearby Flint Hills Refinery They shut down the four-lane highway in both directions between County Road 42 and County Road 46 and evacuated two families from nearby homes as a precaution MPR News helps you turn down the noise and build shared understanding Turn up your support for this public resource and keep trusted journalism accessible to all State and local officials and refinery crews isolated the line and started cleanup work City officials said crews deployed an air monitoring system and a drone to survey the area Rosemount police said the leak was contained by 9:15 p.m. Tim Walz said in a social media post that he was briefed on the incident “I’m glad to hear that everyone is safe,” Walz wrote “Thank you to the first responders and state agencies who responded to evacuate homes in the area and are investigating to find the exact location of the leak.”  The City of Rosemount said crews are continuing to monitor the area According to the Rosemount Police Department a suspect believed to be behind multiple robberies has been arrested the Rosemount Police Department (RPD) received a report of an armed robbery at Shannon Glen Townhomes and forced him to transfer money on a payment app A perimeter around the area was established the suspect was later identified as James Brock Williams who had an active warrant for another robbery out of Ramsey County and was on federal probation for conspiracy to commit a violent crime and on probation in Hennepin County for first degree robbery the South Metro SWAT team executed an arrest warrant on behalf of St where Williams was taken into custody without incident but authorities do not believe there is a risk to public safety Any person with disabilities who needs help accessing the content of the FCC Public File may contact KSTP via our online form or call 651-646-5555 Meta purchased two pieces of land that are located northwest of the intersection of Blaine Avenue East and 145th Street in Rosemount (Photo: Kimley Horn for the city of Rosemount) Meta buys more Rosemount land for data centers a 190-unit apartment complex in Lake Elmo after buying[...] The University of Minnesota plans to sell 60 acres at UMore Park for $8.1M to North Wind Test for a major aero[...] The Rosemount girls hockey team is returning to the state tournament after a 1-0 win Wednesday night over Eastview to win the Class 2A ***Click the video box above to view extended highlights of this game.*** Rosemount senior Sophie Stramel scored the lone goal late in the third period to give the Irish the lead Giana Marchese saved all 27 shots she saw in net Rosemount advances to the state tournament for the third straight season plans to start construction soon on a 178-unit townhome project south of County Road 42 and to the north of 148th Street West in Rosemount Medical office buildings in the Twin Cities are in high demand as investors seek stable assets amid tariffs BioMADE has bought a Maple Grove site for $16.5M to build a $132M biomanufacturing facility backed by the DoD [...] Twin Cities apartment vacancies fall to 7.03% as rent rises and construction slows Louis Park have new owners after about five years Devco’s proposed apartment project would bring 192 units across two buildings in Rosemount Devco proposes 192-unit apartment in Rosemount UPDATE 3/20/25: A section of Highway 52 is back open Thursday morning after a propane line leak caused two families to evacuate their homes The road was reopened to traffic shortly after midnight Thursday about three hours after crews were able to find the leak near Flint Hills Resources the Minnesota Department of Transportation says northbound Highway 52 is down to one lane between Clayton Avenue and 145th Street East due to utility work That lane reduction is expected to last until about 10 p.m An interactive traffic map showing current conditions can be found below Fire officials had initially responded to the 15100 block of Highway 52 around 2:40 p.m That’s when a substance leak was discovered by responding crews INITIAL STORY 3/19/25: Officials are responding to a propane line leak near Flint Hills Resources in Rosemount Fire officials responded to the 15100 block of Highway 52 around 2:40 p.m A substance leak was discovered by responding crews the Minnesota Department of Public Safety Office of Pipeline Safety (MNOps) said the propane line had been isolated and pressure levels were dropping meaning the leak has likely been contained Two families near the refinery were evacuated from their homes The source of the leak was determined to be a propane line leak by Flint Hills Resources Clayton Avenue (Highway 52) and 145th Street East are closed to all traffic until tomorrow around 10 a.m., according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) Northbound traffic on Highway 52 must exit at County Road 46 A post on X from Gov. Walz says everyone in the area is safe “The safety and well-being of our residents remains our foremost concern and top priority,” said Fire Chief Kip Springer “We are grateful for the cooperation and effective collaboration with Flint Hills Resources whose expertise played a crucial role in resolving this situation promptly.” After first-round exits in each of their their first three trips to the Girls State Hockey Tournament 7-seed Rosemount upset 2-seed Centennial / Spring Lake Park 3-2 for the program’s first-ever win at State Click the video box on this page for extended highlights and postgame interviews from Rosemount’s 3-2 win over Centennial / Spring Lake Park in the Class AA Girls State Hockey Quarterfinals The win moves Rosemount into the Class AA State Semifinal to be played Friday against the winner of the second quarterfinal between Hill-Murray and Andover RELATED: 2025 Girls State Hockey Tournament Central Rosemount is in their third straight State Tournament appearance Their first State appearance in 2011 saw them lose to Edina They’d lost to Andover each of the last two seasons Game recap via the Minnesota State High School League: Rosemount became the answer to a trivia question on Thursday 20 following the first Class AA quarterfinal game of the Minnesota State High School League’s Girls Hockey State Tournament at the Xcel Energy Center in downtown St In the first year of seeding the full field 7-seeded Irish faced the unenviable task of facing No accepted the challenge en route to a 3-2 upset victory.  With no upsets recorded on Day 1 during the Class A quarterfinals on Wednesday the Irish (22-7-0) became the first team to topple a higher-seeded team.  Senior forward Annalee Holzer played a part in all three Rosemount goals Her even-strength goal with 2:21 remaining in regulation time gave the Irish a two-goal lead that stood for their 10th consecutive victory.  senior defender Sophie Stramel broke a scoreless deadlock early in the second period and Holzer made it a two-goal advantage four minutes later.  Sophomore forward Grace Laager twice pulled the Cougars (26-3-0) to within a goal Her even-strength goal at 10:47 pulled Centennial to just a one-goal deficit at 2-1 But Holzer restored the two-goal advantage.  Laager scored again with 38 seconds left in regulation but the Cougars could not complete the comeback The loss snapped a 12-game Centennial winning streak Up next: Rosemount advances to the Class AA semifinals on Friday night to play either No Centennial/Spring Lake Park moves into the consolation round at TRIA Rink at Treasure Island Center to face the loser of those two teams RELATED: Watch the 2025 Girls State Hockey Tournament Material in this report was provided by the Minnesota State High School League MINNESOTA – Rosemount emergency personnel were busy Saturday morning as they responded to two separate injury crashes that disrupted traffic and led to injuries in Rosemount the Minnesota State Patrol has taken over the investigation of one of the incidents and is assisting with the investigation of the second Crash #1: Multi-Vehicle Incident on Highway 3 The first crash occurred at approximately 6:48 AM on Saturday at the Robert Trail (Highway 3) intersection and 130th Street West Emergency personnel arrived to find a multi-vehicle injury crash that blocked the entire roadway the northbound Robert Trail was closed at Bonaire Path West (132nd Street West) and the southbound Robert Trail was closed at McAndrews Road the incident involved three consecutive collisions and four vehicles One individual was transported for medical treatment and further evaluation all reported injuries were non-life-threatening and the roadway was reopened to traffic by 7:52 AM The Minnesota State Patrol is leading the investigation into the events that led to the crash Crash #2: Serious Collision on County Road 42 a serious two-vehicle crash occurred at the intersection of 150th Street (County Road 42) and Canada Avenue a vehicle traveling westbound on County Road 42 attempted to make a left turn onto Canada Avenue and collided with a vehicle heading eastbound on County Road 42 The crash resulted in significant injuries for the driver of the vehicle heading westbound on County Road 42 who was reported to be unresponsive when emergency personnel arrived That driver had to be extricated from the vehicle and was transported by ambulance to the hospital with significant injuries The other driver sustained minor injuries and was not transported eastbound County Road 42 was closed at Chippendale Avenue and Canada Avenue was closed at the McDonald’s driveway The Minnesota State Patrol’s accident reconstruction team was called to assist with the investigation Further updates on these investigations will be provided as new information becomes available Beirut Lebanese Street Food & Catering opened Monday four months after Beirut Restaurant ended its 41-year run announced in July that their family-owned business' authentic Lebanese cuisine would carry on after the closure of Beirut Restaurant "Thanks to the support of our incredible customers and loyal staff — during those trying years of 2020 and 2021," John Khoury wrote in July The new venture at 14873 Robert Trail South offers fast-casual counter service with a focus on catering John Khoury previously shared they have a long-term goal to open multiple locations in the Twin Cities and even nationally John and Madelaine Khoury at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Beirut Lebanese Street Food & Catering on Monday John Khoury reflected on his parents' success after they left "war-torn Lebanon and arrived in the United States with $50." "My parents found a small building on Robert Street that was up for lease and they decided a Lebanese restaurant was what West St they transformed a former electronics store into a quaint spot that served food most people in the area didn’t recognize and were hesitant to try." He continued: "My parents’ stubbornness work ethic and refusal to fail — and above all clothing and raising two small children — kept them going despite all the challenges they faced." John and Madelaine Khoury took over the restaurant in 2002 and are now stepping into a "new future" for Beirut "one that allows us to reap the fruits of the hard labor the Khoury family has sowed over the last 40+ years," John Khoury wrote Beirut Lebanese Street Food & Catering is open Monday though Saturday from 11 a.m Beirut Lebanese Street Food & Catering. Photo courtesy of the city of Rosemount. By  Christine Schuster is a St suffering dogs were removed from her in-home business was sentenced to 300 months in prison in Rice County court on Friday the restaurant concept draws inspiration from migration MINNESOTA – According to the Rosemount Police Department a vehicle became stranded on the railroad tracks north of County Road 42 and Highway 3 on Tuesday evening prompting an emergency response from the Rosemount Police Department and Rosemount Fire Department when the driver mistakenly turned onto the tracks while attempting to travel north on Highway 3 an approaching train was able to stop in time preventing a potentially dangerous collision rail company officials had to inspect the tracks thoroughly before regular train service could resume Due to the investigation and necessary safety checks multiple railroad crossings in the area were temporarily blocked Traffic was significantly impacted at County Road 46 near Chippendale Avenue at the intersection of County Road 42 and Highway 3 Authorities worked diligently to clear the scene No injuries were reported in connection with the incident Rosemount Police and emergency responders emphasize the importance of cautious driving particularly amid severe winter weather conditions The department urges motorists to limit travel to only what is necessary and remain vigilant when navigating unfamiliar roadways Big-D completes affordable rentals in Rosemount Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Hill-Murray had Rosemount pinned in its own end in the second period The Pioneers peppered Rosemount sophomore goalie Gianna Marchese with shots but the puck did not find the back of the net until Hill-Murray's "green-line" came onto the ice Elliana Engelhardt and Emily Pohl comprise the green line and together they gave Hill-Murray a 2-0 lead It was part of a dominating second period where the Pioneers put 23 shots-on-goal to Rosemount's eight "All year we’ve talked about second periods and pinning teams in," Hill-Murray head coach John Pohl said "I think we went through two offensive zone changes To change in the offensive zone is a very unselfish thing." The "green-line" capitalized on the Pioneers' unselfishness for the second goal "That green line has been fantastic," John Pohl said Rosemount did not quit despite a difficult second period The Irish scored twice to cut into the lead but the Pioneers continued to use their speed to score "They’re an insane team," Rosemount's Sophie Stramel said "They challenge us in every single part of the game It makes us such better hockey players and a better hockey team Hill-Murray will move on to play either No 5 Holy Family in the Class 2A championship on Saturday at the Xcel Energy Center "We still have a number of young players and it’s difficult to do this back-to-back-to-back nights at this level Rosemount wins the opening face-off and we're underway Five minutes into the game and Hill-Murray with more sustained pressure than Rosemount Emily Pohl skates right around Rosemount goalie Gianna Marchese for the goal Hill-Murray leads 1-0 with 6:45 remaining in the firts period Hill-Murray controlling the puck in the final minutes Hill-Murray controlled the period and finshed with 12 shots-on-goal to Rosemount's six No penalties for either team in the period Rosemount has a goal called off after a review showed offsides The game remains 1-0 Hill-Murray with 16:30 remaining in the period Elliana Englhardt puts a rebound in the net after Hill-Murray threw shot after shot at Marchese Jaycee Chatleain and Emily Pohl with the assists Hill-Murray leads 2-0 with 12:30 remaining Rosemount has not shot the puck in the last five minutes Hill-Murray with 20 shots-on-goal to Rosemount's three in the second period Hill-Murray gets called for too many players on the ice but the best chance came from a Hill-Murray short-handed breakaway A dominant second period until the penalty for Hill-Murray but the Pioneers still outshot the Irish 23-8 in the period Audrey Boll corals a loose puck and puts it past Hill-Murray goalie Piper Tam Hill-Murray leads 2-1 with 16 minutes remaining Chatleain scores to put Hill-Murray up 3-1 with 9:54 remaining in the game Rosemount goalie Marchese has 41 saves with five minutes remaining in the game Emily Pohl skates right around Marchese for her second goal of the game Annalee Holzer deflects a shot into the net from Madelyn Heusinkveld Chatleain puts away a rebound for the goal Hill-Murray leads 5-1 with one minute remaining To get live updates on your phone - as well as follow your favorite teams and top games - you can download the SBLive Sports app: Download iPhone App | Download Android App JACK BUTLERJack Butler is the Regional Editor of the Midwest for SBLive/High School on SI Jack has covered high school sports in Oregon © 2025 ABG-SI LLC - SPORTS ILLUSTRATED IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF ABG-SI LLC The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER NEW ULM — Joseph Cullen scored two goals and added an assist as Moorhead cruised by Rosemount 6-1 in the championship game of the Minnesota Hockey Bantam AA State Tournament Sunday afternoon at the New Ulm Civic Center Moorhead outshot Rosemount 32-21 and in their three tournament wins outscored opponents 15-4 This was the fourth straight state title for the players in this youth group for Moorhead having previously won back-to-back PeeWee AA crowns before winning the Bantam AA crown last year Gunnar Schock scored first for Moorhead with 8:01 left in the opening period on an assist by Owen Kraft before Cullen scored his first goal of the afternoon unassisted on a power play with 5:45 left in the period Cullen scored his second goal on a rebound with 1:40 left in the second off a Henry Buttweiler shot Bauer Sullivan scored on a power play with 9:31 left in the game to get Rosemount on the board down 3-1 but Owen Wright got it back moments later on an assist from Gage Kallhoff with 6:37 remaining John Gramer scored on an assist from Cullen to make it 5-1 before Buttweiler scored an empty-netter with 2:48 left to play for the final score Rogers defeated Eden Prairie 2-1 in the third-place game while Minnetonka downed Farmington 5-0 for the consolation crown ARLINGTON — The Sibley East girls track and field team took first at the Sibley East Lions Meet on Friday with .. Copyright © 2025 Ogden Newspapers of Minnesota UPDATE - 4 AM: State authorities have reopened roads at 11:22 PM The northbound side has been reduced to one lane MINNESOTA – According to the City of Rosemount a major propane leak prompted the closure of both northbound and southbound Highway 52 in Rosemount on Wednesday afternoon Emergency crews responded to the incident after a report of a possible brush fire in the right ditch along northbound Highway 52 the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) and Minnesota Department of Public Safety Office of Pipeline Safety (MNOps) responded to the scene the Dakota Special Operations Team and MNOps traced the leak source to a propane line owned by Flint Hills Resources MNOps has since confirmed that the propane line has been isolated indicating that the leak has been contained Dakota County authorities deployed a tethered drone and an air monitoring system to closely track the situation two families residing near the affected area were evacuated as a precaution with Flint Hills Resources assisting in their temporary relocation while cleanup efforts continue Flint Hills Resources has been working proactively alongside state and local agencies including the Rosemount Fire and Police Departments to mitigate the leak and safely discharge the remaining propane from the affected line The location of the leak is about 1.0-1.3 miles south of the Flint Hills Resources Refinery "The safety and well-being of our residents remain our foremost concern and top priority,” said Fire Chief Kip Springer "We are grateful for the cooperation and effective collaboration with Flint Hills Resources Rosemount Fire and Police and other agencies will continue to monitor the area closely and provide updates as necessary Road traffic will be reopened once authorities determine it is safe State authorities reopened the roads at 11:22 PM Governor Tim Walz mentioned being briefed about the propane leak in a Tweet around 7:35 PM I’ve been briefed on a propane leak near the Flint Hills Refinery in Rosemount.I’m glad to hear that everyone is safe Thank you to the first responders and state agencies who responded to evacuate homes in the area and are investigating to find the exact location of the leak This is a developing story; more updates will be provided as information becomes available A section of Hwy. 52 near the site is back open. A segment of Hwy. 52 in Rosemount is back open Thursday morning after both directions were shut down Wednesday due to a propane leak. All southbound lanes are fully open while northbound is reduced to one lane between Clayton Avenue and E. 145th Street, the State Patrol said. The Rosemount Fire and Police departments responded at around 2:41 p.m. Wednesday to the 15100 block of Hwy. 52 after reports of a possible brush fire, according to a city release. But when they arrived, emergency responders discovered a substance leak rather than a fire. After closing part of the highway between County Rds. 46 and 42, crews identified the source of the leak as a propane line owned by Flint Hills Resources refinery. As a precaution, two families that live near the leak site were evacuated from their homes. As of about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, authorities said the leak was contained and Dakota County personnel were monitoring the air quality. Gov. Tim Walz posted on X Wednesday night that he had been briefed on the gas leak. “I’m glad to hear that everyone is safe,” Walz said. “Thank you to the first responders and state agencies who responded to evacuate homes in the area and are investigating to find the exact location of the leak.” According to Rosemount officials, Flint Hills has been proactive in mitigating the situation. The refinery was working to discharge the remaining propane from the leaking line, and also was assisting with relocation of the evacuated families. “The safety and well-being of our residents remains our foremost concern and top priority,” said Rosemount Fire Chief Kip Springer. “We are grateful for the cooperation and effective collaboration with Flint Hills Resources, whose expertise played a crucial role in resolving this situation promptly.” According to the state Department of Transportation, Hwy. 52 between Clayton Avenue in Coates and 145th Street E. in Rosemount was closed Wednesday night in both directions to all traffic except emergency vehicles. A notice said the highway could reopen around 10 a.m. Thursday. Nicole is one of the team leaders of the Today desk and typically works as the night editor. Previously, she worked as a business reporter covering beats like the retail industry and commercial real estate. In 2022, she and Jeffrey Meitrodt were named Pulitzer Prize investigative reporting finalists for their "Unsettled" series. Twin Cities Suburbs Conservative board members had questioned the content of the books and curricula prompting criticism from the teachers union Ariel Lawhon and Imani Perry also are coming to Hopkins for the popular Hennepin County Library series Hyperlocal cable TV stations that broadcast everything from high school sports to city government meetings confront a perilous existence ROSEMOUNT, MINNESOTA — The Rosemount Police Department announced that in coordination with the Saint Paul Police Homicide and Robbery Unit and the South Metro SWAT team they assisted in the apprehension of a suspect linked to multiple armed robberies including one that occurred in Rosemount early Wednesday morning Rosemount officers responded to a report of an armed robbery at Shannon Glen Townhomes located at 14500 Shannon Parkway in Rosemount The victim reported that a male suspect approached him from behind and forced him to transfer money via a mobile payment app described as a Black male wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and face mask Additional law enforcement quickly established a perimeter and a Dakota County Sheriff K9 unit was deployed to track the suspect the individual was not immediately located Rosemount Detectives identified the suspect in this case as 24-year-old James Brock Williams Rosemount Police discovered Williams had an active warrant for 1st Degree Aggravated Robbery issued in Ramsey County Williams was also on federal probation for Conspiracy to Commit a Violent Crime and on probation in Hennepin County for 1st Degree Robbery the South Metro SWAT team executed an arrest warrant at a residence located at 3766 145th St West in the Rosemount Greens townhome community on behalf of the Saint Paul Police Department Williams was located at the residence and was taken into custody without incident A subsequent search of the property led to the discovery of evidence that was believed to be connected to the morning’s robbery The distance from where the armed robbery occurred and where the arrest warrant was executed was around 1,000 feet the investigation remains ongoing; however This is a developing story; updates will be provided as new details emerge Provided by the Minnesota Department of Corrections Rosemount Drama Society were blown away by the success of their latest production The comedy show played to sold out audiences in Tuar Ard Arts Centre in Moate over four nights from March 12 to 16 and follows the story of a case of mistaken caravan identity," said Jackie Madden "Five women arrive for a girls' trip to a caravan but when five men arrive with fishing gear the women realise they're in the wrong caravan "The situation worsens when one of the women receives a visit from her estranged husband and a local farmer sees the opportunity to find his next wife The cast spent nine weeks in total working on the show with the show selling out completely two weeks prior to the opening night "It was beyond our wildest dreams that it was so successful Jackie extends her thanks to the cast of the show the backstage crew Christine Buckley and Mary Egan and Sarah Palin for the hard work on the show Rosemount Drama Society also extended gratitude to Tuar Ard Arts Centre for hosting the show and all those who showed their support for the production “People are still talking about it,” Jackie said People want to go out for a night in their local arts centre Rosemount goalie Gianna Marchese saved 33 shots as the Irish defense kept the Cougars off the scoreboard until the third period The Cougars had 35 shots on goal to Rosemount's 22 and Rosemount's defenders blcoked 21 shots The Irish battled through undisciplined play but Centennial only converted on one power play Annalee Holzer had two goals for Rosemount and Grace Laager had both goals for Centennial Centennial will play in the consolation bracket on Friday at TRIA Rink Centennial's Kathryn Ball gets called for tripping but Centennial is starting to get the puck out of its zone with 11:45 remaining in the period Rosemount with a 5-3 shots on goal advantage with 7:23 remaining in the first period but the Irish keep the Cougars off the scoreboard Rosemount's Audrey Finn is called for tripping The Irish will have to kill 30 seconds before the end of the period The Cougars thought they scored seconds into the power play Centennial is back on the power play with 21 seconds remaining in the period Centennial will start the second period with 1:28 remaining on the power play The Cougars had a goal overturned via review in at the start of their first power play Centennial leads with 10 shots-on-goal to eight for Rosemount Centennial is on the power play to start the period and now the Irish will be on the power play for one minute Centennial kills the power play - 13:45 remains in the second period Erica Malda gets two minutes for body checking Its the third penalty of the game for the Cougars Sophie Stramel gets her own rebound after the puck is knocked out of the goalies hands for the power-play goal Rosemount's Annalee Holzer called for cross checking The Cougars created one chance in front of the net but they could not convert - 9:10 remains in the period Rosemount goalie Gianna Marchese with a string of saves She's up to 15 saves so far - 7 minutes remain Centennial's Ball gets called for her third penalty of the game Centennial kills its penalty and will have a 5-on-4 advantage for 1:24 and Williams gets a brekaway opportunity out of the box but Centennial goalie Kaia Weiland makles the save - 1:15 remains Both teams with three power plays through two periods but Rosemount is the only one to capitalize so far Rosemount goalie Gianna Marchese with 20 saves Rosemount wins the opening face-off and the third period is underway Centennial with an aggressive start to the third period They have five shots on goal to the Irish's zero - 12:20 remains in the game Centennial's Maida is called for interference Annalee Holzer is by herself in front of net to score after a rebound on the power play Grace Laager skated around a Rosemount defender Centennial 1 with 6:13 remaining in the game Centennial is peppering the Rosemount goal Three minutes remain and Rosemount leads 2-1 Rosemount leads 3-1 with two minutes remaining Marchese with four saves in a row to keep Centennial from scoring - 1:25 remains The Cougars will go 6-on-4 in the final minute as Holzer is called Holding for Rosemount Laager scores her second goal on a shot from the right faceoff circle Rosemount leads 3-2 with 38 seconds remaining 2025 at 8:56 pm CT.css-79elbk{position:relative;}These family-friendly summer activities in Apple Valley-Rosemount are sure to be crowd-pleasers for everyone Apple Valley-Rosemount — summer is just around the corner If you're in search of family-friendly fun we've put together a list of seven fantastic activities in and around town that are sure to be a hit with everyone Don't forget to check with the venue ahead of time to confirm hours ticket availability or any special requirements before you go 📅 When: Open daily, 1:00 PM - 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The ninth-annual Rosemount Writers Festival will take place from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m More information is available here. 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS reporter and anchor Alex Jokich sat down with Jo Gilbertson president of the Friends of Robert Trail Library and a committee member of the festival Company opened eight new destinations; Partnership with City of Rosemount brings seven pickleball courts ROSEMOUNT, Minn., Dec. 27, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Life Time (NYSE: LTH) today announced the Dec. 27 opening of its final athletic country club of 2024, Life Time Rosemount The new destination marks a unique public-private partnership with the City of Rosemount and demonstrates the variety of ways the company continues to serve communities and grow its portfolio Joining the rapidly growing Rosemount residential and business community the 90,000-square-foot Life Time club and adjacent 60,000-square-foot outdoor space featuring a Beach Club and four pickleball courts marks Life Time's 28th location in Minnesota (including its coworking "Minnesota has been home to Life Time for over 30 years and we continue to see strong demand This is a testament to the experience and brand we've created which comes to life through the incredible team members," said Parham Javaheri Life Time Chief Property Development Officer "This Life Time project was an innovative public-private partnership with the City of Rosemount who saw value in what we can provide residents to live healthier happier lives and our track record of attracting retail and other growth in the areas we operate We are thrilled to become a part of this great community." Life Time Rosemount delivers everything needed to live a happy and energy from both the Life Time and City teams as our community partner," said Rosemount Mayor Jeff Weisensel "This is a premier facility that will serve Rosemount for years to come." 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Fitness/Wellness Household, Consumer & Cosmetics Health Care & Hospitals General Sports Do not sell or share my personal information: While most of the country is watching the famous Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Rosemount High School Marching Band senior Noah Carlson will be performing in it Carlson will play the mellophone in Macy’s “Greatest American Marching Band,” which is made up of 150 high school students from around the country He started applying and auditioning for the spot last spring.  “The Macy’s Parade is a really big deal most prominent parades in the country,” said Taylor Eliason one of Rosemount High School’s Marching Band Directors “It’s a unique performance opportunity you don’t get anywhere else,” he said The marching band at Rosemount High School is well known for its success Hill-Murray believes they are on course to peak and end the year on a championship crescendo.  “I can honestly say we are a complete team,” Pioneers head coach John Pohl said.  3 seed in the Class AA field of the Minnesota State High School League’s Girls Hockey State Tournament is playing with a gusto that could result in the school’s first big-school state championship in a decade.  daughter of the head coach and assistant coach Krissy (Wendell) Pohl continued her state tournament tear with two goals and two assists to power the Pioneers to a 5-2 victory over No 21 at the Xcel Energy Center in downtown St Sophomore forward Jaycee Chatleain also had two goals for the Pioneers.  The victory not only sends the Pioneers (24-6-0) to the Class AA championship game for the second consecutive season It will be Hill-Murray’s fifth appearance in a Girls Hockey State Championship game the Pioneers were also the Class AA runner-up in 2013 and that was followed by a title in 2014 which defeated them a year ago for the title which doesn’t shy away from scheduling an aggressive non-conference schedule defeated Holy Family Catholic twice this season and lost twice to Edina.  Hill-Murray built a 4-1 lead when Pohl scored her second goal Rosemount senior forward Annalee Holzer pulled the Irish (22-8-0) to within two Chatleain scored her second with 49 seconds left in regulation time.  Rosemount forged the semifinal matchup following an upset victory over No 2 Centennial/Spring Lake Park in Thursday’s quarterfinals.