Thank you for eight great years!

Beginning Tuesday, at least three mobile food vendors will begin setting up for lunch along Second Avenue Southwest.

Liebling's platform includes raising the minimum wage, providing free tuition for the first two years of education to state colleges and universities, and ending the prohibition on marijuana.

Bob Dunn, president of Hammes Sports Development, had introduced a proposal last fall to raze the Days Inn hotel building and replace it with a $100 million multi-use development.

The grant is part of a $23.7 million package announced this week by Lt. Governor Tina Smith and Transportation Commissioner Charlie Zelle. 

Rochester is at once both ordinary and extraordinary. Reflecting on how we achieved the latter must be what guides us through our next chapter.

This year's Leadership Greater Rochester team is hoping to help connect the community one block at a time.

The publication analyzes more than 2,000 small to mid-sized cities using metrics from eight categories, including economics, housing and health care.

Following months of speculation, First District Rep. Tim Walz formally announced Monday morning his plans to seek the Democratic nomination for Minnesota governor in 2018.

The Minnesota law passed in 2013 requires DMC to hit the $200 million investment threshold before any state funds can be released for public infrastructure projects. 

Destination Medical Center's plans to redesign Peace Plaza will likely include concepts developed by local creators.

Aiden Remme, 5, lost his beloved bear, Tedz, during a recent trip to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester.

Delta Air Lines announced plans Tuesday to add a second daily flight connecting Rochester to Atlanta. The additional line of service will begin June 9.

The report analyzed things like cost of living metrics, average wages and hospital quality scores to determine the top 10 cities for nurses to live in the U.S. 

The JM Math Team finished 4th in the state for the second straight year, scoring an all-time school record 109 points at the meet. 

The president has proposed cutting $5.8 billion from the National Institutes of Health, or roughly a fifth of its $30.3 billion annual budget.

The event — which brings women together downtown for shopping, dining and giveaways — is scheduled for Thursday, March 23 from 5 to 9 p.m.

Thanks to a donation from two local philanthropists, St. Mary's University of Minnesota will break ground this spring on an addition to its Cascade Meadow facility in Rochester.

The Rochester Athletic Club announced over the weekend that it had canceled an upcoming event organized by Brian Braaten.