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New bookings are up 32 percent for the recently-renovated Mayo Civic Center, according to an annual report presented Monday by the Rochester Convention and Visitors Bureau.
KRPR Radio will be broadcasting from the Minnesota State Fair Monday, August 28 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Financial details of the arrangement were not announced. The change will take effect by the end of 2017.
With desks scattered across an open floor plan, Collider serves as home base for entrepreneurs and startups across numerous industries, many in technology and creative services.
Mustafa, who is Muslim, announced earlier this month that she is entering southern Minnesota's 2018 congressional race.
The menu will feature Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine, along with more mainstream American fare like salads, burgers and chicken tenders.
If you don’t yet have a design, now’s the time to get those creative ideas flowing.
The city council OKed a 3-year agreement this week for Rochester Public Transit to lease 746 parking spaces from Rochester Community and Technical College.
The annual list also ranked the Rochester campus No. 1 in six medical and surgical specialties — more than any other hospital in the country.
The initiative comes as an increasing number of airports, hospitals and universities are embracing pet therapy as a means for counteracting stress.
The Rochester-based health system has released a first-of-its-kind societal impact study.
With more than 50 million U.S. listeners tuning in each month, podcasts serve as an affordable, yet effective way of reaching an audience with ideas and storytelling.
Recent issues at the theater have prompted a revolt by hundreds of stakeholders — from volunteers to season ticket holders
The city council on Monday formally approved a deal with Steve Rymer to become just the fourth administrator in city history.
Community activist Regina Mustafa announced Monday that she is entering the 2018 race for the 1st Congressional District.
U.S. Rep. Tim Walz is criticizing President Donald Trump's decision to ban transgender individuals from serving in the military.
Rymer has served as the city manager of Morgan Hill, Calif. since 2013. The city is located on the southern tip of Silicon Valley, and has a population of about 44,000.
This year's lineup includes everything from a teen prom to a family-friendly block party — and is meant to serve as reminder that no one is alone in the pursuit for equality.
