Burnsville

Classes were canceled today for high school students at 5 schools across several southern Twin Cities suburbs.

The deadly incident occurred Wednesday morning on I-35W in Burnsville.

The charges say he dumped pieces of his mother's body in roadside ditches while driving west of the Twin Cities.

The 59-year-old victim was found beaten to death in a Burnsville Park in May.

The victim was lying on the roadway after overturning an ATV when he was struck by another vehicle.

The John Marshall High School graduate was among the three emergency responders killed in the standoff with an armed man in Burnsville last year.

Court documents indicate he was accused of conning the company into believing he could send it millions of dollars of business for electronics repairs.

Court documents say the sexual assault investigation began the day after he was charged with causing the death of a Lakeville North High School student in the crash while he was speeding away from police after consuming alcohol and drugs.

Deputies found a man on the ground suffering from significant injuries to his legs.

In the end, it was just the simple answer. It was a car that was found in a pond, most likely abandoned by someone other than the original owner.

A public memorial service will be held in Eden Prairie for Burnsville Officers Paul Elmstrand and Matthew Ruge and Firefighter/Paramedic Adam Finseth.

The Rochester Fire Department says the change of venue is due to the wintry forecast.

Officer Matthew Ruge was a graduate of Wabasha-Kellogg High School.

The victim was riding his bike when he was killed.