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The law enforcement and firefighting communities remembered three fallen Burnsville first responders at a public memorial Wednesday.
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The law enforcement and firefighting communities remembered three fallen Burnsville first responders at a public memorial Wednesday.
A Burnsville police sergeant wounded in the same shooting that killed three first responders paid tribute to the men at their public memorial Wednesday.
Thousands across Minnesota on Wednesday will say goodbye to the three Burnsville first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice. Here are the details you need to know.
On Tuesday, the nonprofit Backing the Blue Line hosted women at a Savage fire station to prepare 4,000 roses for the memorial.
The family of Matthew Ruge issued a statement the night before his funeral, calling him "the light of [their] lives" and "a true hero."
School for all students in the Bursville-Eagan-Savage district will be canceled on Wednesday due to road closures for the funeral service honoring three first responders who were killed in a shooting earlier this month.
The memorials to officers Paul Elmstrand, Matthew Ruge and firefighter/paramedic Adam Finseth have been a source of comfort for Burnsville's first responder family.
Police say the driver who hit the man is cooperating with them and was not under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
WCCO Senior Investigative Reporter Jennifer Mayerle has confirmed that the firearm, an AR-15 lower receiver, was a transfer purchase from The Modern Sportsman in Burnsville.
The community held a celebration of life Sunday for officer Paul Elmstrand at Cambridge-Isanti High School, where he graduated in 2015.
The wives of two slain Burnsville first responders released statements this weekend, giving the public an idea of what the men were like before their tragic killings.
A convoy started on social media has exceed expectations as hundreds gather from all over to honor the fallen first responders.
Shannon Gooden's ex-partner, Noemi Torres, speaks with WCCO about the state of her family and children in the wake of Sunday's tragic events.
Faith leaders from across the Twin Cities gathered Thursday evening to hold a vigil for three first responders killed in a standoff in Burnsville last weekend.
New details from the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension reveal the suspect in the killings of three first responders during a standoff in Burnsville last weekend had fired more than 100 rounds after claiming he was unarmed.
Matt Ruge grew up in Wabasha, the river city two hours south of the Twin Cities with only 2,500 people in it. In a small town like this one, word traveled fast when one of their own was killed in the line of duty early Sunday morning.
It's tough to find the right words during a tragedy, but Burnsville first responders and community members are leaning on faith to stand strong.
"When there aren't words, there are flowers," said the owner of Stem & Vine, a flower shop located in Burnsville, Minnesota who has seen a massive spike in flower orders for fallen first responder's memorials.
On Wednesday, tributes to the three first responders shot and killed in a standoff spilled out onto the emergency vehicles parked outside Burnsville City Hall.
A search warrant filed Wednesday reveals new details about the killings of three first responders during a standoff in Burnsville last weekend.
The joint funeral will take place at Grace Church in Eden Prairie at 11 a.m. The families have also planned private funerals for each victim.
The youngest victims of Sunday's tragedy in Burnsville need your help.
A local nonprofit is raising money for the families of the three first responders killed in Burnsville through a new shirt design.
As Burnsville's first responders take time to process this weekend's tragedy, colleagues from across the metro are stepping in to help keep the city safe.
A crowd gathered outside the Burnsville police department Tuesday evening to let their emotions flow and honor the men they lost.