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The City of Rochester will soon reopen its request for proposals for the future use of the now-vacant Armory building.
Congressman Tim Walz, a Democrat representing Minnesota's 1st District, will attend President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration on Friday.
With a new ride-sharing ordinance on the books, the companies appear to be one critical step away from launching service in Rochester: signing up drivers.
Two representatives from Rochester will travel to India this month to study Mahatma Gandhi's teachings on non-violence.
President-elect Donald Trump indicated Mayo Clinic may align itself with his administration on veterans health initiatives.
According to an article published Monday to the Minnesota soccer blog FiftyFive.One, the United are considering adding a reserve team in Rochester for the 2018 season.
The research suggests that breast cancer metastasis, the process by which cancer cells spread to other parts of the body, may be prevented using a class of drugs already approved the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
At the request of Police Chief Roger Peterson, the city council included a $72,400 program for an unmanned aerial vehicle in its 2017 budget.
Two competing proposals for the downtown Armory building will likely make their way to the Rochester City Council later this month.
Two years after winning approval from the Rochester City Council, construction is set to begin on the towering Broadway at Center project.
All of the money raised will go to Joe for him to use on new waving attire, his beloved Pepsi, a new laptop and anything else he may need.
