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As the city grapples with how to successfully activate the riverfront to the benefit of residents, visitors and developers — without jeopardizing the integrity of the flood walls that virtually guarantee safety — Rochester may be changing its collective opinion on the river that devastated the city four decades prior.
As Rochester native Alec Majerus made his way through the mammoth production swirl of ESPN’s X-Games weekend, he kept an entourage of roughly 20 of his closest friends at his side.
Filip Swiergul, who was born with genetic disorder commonly known as 'brittle bone disease,' has become a fixture in Rochester’s comedy scene.
This past week, the Utleys’ plan to establish Doc’s Recovery House — a short-term addiction recovery center meant for those who need help but sit on waiting lists for other centers — was approved by Olmsted County officials.
On Wednesday, Burns was in Rochester to talk about his latest film focused on what he described as another "quintessentially American story."
Taylor Hawkins, the drummer for Grammy-winning rock band Foo Fighters, made a stop in Rochester on Wednesday. The performance was part of Riverside Central Elementary School’s designation as a Turnaround Arts school.
If you told Ricky Ties five years ago that one day he would be training alongside some of the country's best athletes, he might have laughed.
An impromptu performance after a 28-hour shift landed two Mayo Clinic doctors an appearance on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" Tuesday.
Contributor Nora Eckert sat down with three young Mayo Clinic nurses — all in their 20s — who explained how they attempt to recover mentally and physically when they’re off the clock.
