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The event is scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 23 at Rochester Community and Technical College.
Rochester Community and Technical College will welcome Pulitzer-prize winning journalist Stephen Kurkjian to campus this month.
In the coming years, Rochester will go through a rare transition of power at City Hall as two of its top officials prepare to give up their posts.
Noseworthy argues that a more aggressive response would not have been in line with "Mayo's style."
Rochester Area Economic Development, Inc. is set to launch a $1 million angel investment fund in the first quarter of 2017.
Though smaller in size, Lyft is Uber's top competitor in the fast-growing ride-sharing industry.
Eight states, plus the District of Columbia, have legalized cannabis for recreational use.
The Destination Medical Center Corporation Board gave the go-ahead to a 156-unit apartment complex to be developed on the south end of downtown
Noseworthy is scheduled to meet with Dr. David Shulkin, the Trump Administration's choice to head the Department of Veterans Affairs.
GoRout was one three businesses selected by the NFL as winners of the league's second annual "1st and Future" event at the Texas Medical Center Innovation Institute in Houston.
A simple story that "really does ring that bell about what is unique and special about this community."
Dr. John Noseworthy, president and CEO of Mayo Clinic, delivered the keynote address to a crowd of 700 business leaders at the Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce's annual member celebration.
State Rep. Duane Quam, a Republican from Byron, puts forward a bill that would require cyclists to register for a permit prior to using urban bike lanes
The existing Rochester flag was introduced in 1980 following a design competition, in which 200 proposals were considered
The site will eventually be cleared to make way for a four-story, 135-unit workforce housing project.
One day after fainting during his annual State of the State address, Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton revealed he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer.
The program — which already operates in dozens of cities across the U.S. — is based on the idea that entrepreneurs can network and discover solutions over a million cups of coffee.
For the second time in two years, the Rochester Art Center is going through a change in leadership.
