Farmington

The aging owners of the Fountain Valley Golf Course are looking to sell their 160-acre property and retire. But, the potential buyer has applied to rezone the residential land as mixed use commercial and industrial, in order to build a data center.

Saturday was the Farmington Bus Roadeo, which has been going on for 25 years. 70 bus drivers from around Minnesota competed, with the winners will compete statewide and then nationals.

Residents of Farmington are making noise about trains that they say have been idling for more than a year in the North Creek neighborhood that has about 30 homes within earshot.

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Community members in Farmington are speaking out over the removal of a sign designating an LGBTQ-friendly space in its high school.

The flower of the holidays is ready for the spotlight. Poinsettias are in full bloom and on store shelves. Bachman’s grows 60,000 of the bright red flower and many varieties in its greenhouses just south of the Twin Cities metro, in Farmington. The flower is native to Mexico and has some strict growing conditions including a period of darkness in September and consistently warm temperatures in the 60s and 70s, no drafts allowed. Once the poinsettias are out of the greenhouses the garden company will begin growing hydrangeas for the summer.

A Farmington man’s home is on the city’s Halloween tour map, but he uses this spooky holiday to collect food donations for those in need.

FOX 9 crews were onsite of the aftermath of a house fire in Farmington believed to be caused by fireworks, using the FOX 9 Drone to capture the damage.

Following a series of crashes in Dakota County this summer, the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) held a public feedback meeting to gauge strategies to reduce wrecks at several problematic intersections.

The staff at Farmington city hall have been in the middle of a massive fundraising campaign, as several top city leaders commit to walk 24 hours straight to raise money for cancer.

Parents of a Farmington toddler born with a rare medical condition are turning to doctors in Boston, after multiple failed surgeries to remove a large growth on the child’s skull.