Inver Grove Heights
Coverage of Inver Grove Heights in the Nexus archive.
- Man sentenced to 4.5 years for stealing FBI weaponry following immigration agent shooting
Raul Gutierrez Jr. was sentenced to 4.5 years in prison for stealing FBI weaponry after an immigration agent shooting. He and an accomplice broke into FBI vehicles, took a rifle, silencer, and ammunition, and Gutierrez had prior convictions for burglary and domestic assault.
- ICE assault case against Inver Grove Heights paraprofessional dropped
A paraprofessional in Inver Grove Heights faced assault charges against ICE agents in January, but the case has been dropped. The charges were related to an incident involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.
- Data center battle continues as Eagan faces lawsuit
Eagan Capital is suing Eagan over the city's data center moratorium, claiming it infringes on the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission's regulatory authority. Other cities like Inver Grove Heights have also imposed similar moratoriums on energy-intensive data centers. Unrelated developments include a hospice workers' strike, a lawsuit by former EPA biologists, and a new bank branch aimed at reducing racial wealth disparities.
- Inver Grove Heights City Council discussing proposed data center moratorium
The Inver Grove Heights City Council is holding an early-morning meeting to discuss a proposed moratorium on data center development. The meeting was rescheduled earlier this week.
- Inver Grove Heights council pushes vote on proposed data center to Friday, frustrating residents
Inver Grove Heights City Council delayed a vote on a proposed 50,000-square-foot data center near Carmen Avenue East to Friday, citing the need to review new information about noise levels. The postponement frustrated residents who booed the decision, while developers threatened legal action as the council reconsidered the moratorium on data center projects.
- Rollover crash shuts down part of I-494 near Eagan
A rollover crash on westbound I-494 near Eagan caused lane closures until 2 p.m., with traffic diverted to Highway 62. Eastbound lanes remain open, and first responders are at the scene near Dodd Road.