News Roundup: Drug Cases Juked, Truck Driver Jailed & a Jealous Rage

Though you might live or work in Inver Grove Heights, chances are you follow, to some degree, what's happening in neighboring communities. Here are the Top 5 stories from IGH as well as some of the top stories posted on area Patch sites last week.

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Inver Grove Heights

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Police say Toi Denisha Shambley, who was upset because she was fired from the facility, allegedly threatened to burn down the home and also directly threatened two employees.

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If convicted of the most serious crime—second-degree burglary—Anthony Joseph Briseno, 33, could spend up to 10 years in prison and be forced to pay a $20,000 fine.

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The nationwide burger chain highlighted a site near Hwy 52 and I-494 as a great location for a new Hardee's restaurant.

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Willie Samuel Shaw, 32, is charged with a felony and a gross misdemeanor as result of the May 1 incident.

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Sometimes it means cracker crispy crust; other times it means a greasy crust drenched in cheese and sauce. Vegetarians prefer fresh veggies, while meat lovers prefer a different style.

Top Regional Stories

Dakota County: 

• Drug Testing Questions Could Delay Trials, Reduce Charges
• Minnesota Daycare Deaths Have Doubled in Decade

Apple Valley-Rosemount:

• 5 Years After I-35W Collapse: Reflections From Rosemount Victim's Family, Account From Apple Valley Survivor
• New McDonald's Opens This Week in Rosemount

Eagan: 

• Eagan Police: Drug Deal Setup Sparked Robbery, Assault
• Aging Populations May Lead to Changes at District Elementary Schools

Mendota Heights: 

Lakeville: 

• Pilot OK After Fiery Airplane Crash in Farmington
• Semi Driver Gets Year in Jail For Chain-Reaction Crash That Killed 3