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Over the past month, two staff members with public-facing roles have announced plans to leave the organization.
Plans to privately fund a high-speed rail line connecting Rochester and the Twin Cities appear to be losing steam.
Two big names in Minnesota politics will share the stage at an upcoming event in Rochester.
Mayor Brede's office has put out a call for Rochester residents interested in filling multiple open positions on citizen oversight committees.
The city council on Monday night approved an emergency funding request for $80,000 from the Rochester Civic Theatre.
Fiddlehead Coffee Co. is no ordinary café. It has been 20 years in the making, starting as a dream from childhood friends.
For more than three decades, "Wierd Al" Yankovic has entertained fans with humorous songs loaded with satire and social commentary.
This week, the city commission overseeing the building recommended to change the name to the Rochester, MN Convention and Event Center.
The women's clothing shop made the move north late last month. The new space gives the growing boutique more room and positions the business closer to other eclectic retailers.
This fall, Hughes was one of 15 players selected to the USA Women’s Sled Hockey squad, making it the second consecutive year she has earned a spot alongside the nation's best.
For small business owner Dave Colestock, Werkstatt 533 was more than just an auto shop; it was his legacy and a source of pride for his family.
Producer Jon Julsrud is returning to his roots and hoping to slice, edit and transition Rochester into a regional hub for filmmaking.
First District Democrat Tim Walz is calling for congressional action following the massacre in Las Vegas the left 59 people dead and hundreds more injured.
The fence will extend along the southern portion of Broadway median from 3rd Street to 4th Street.
Mayo Clinic and the University of Oxford will work together to find advances in medical research, education and the delivery of patient care.
Rochester Republican Carla Nelson is set to announce her candidacy for Minnesota's First Congressional District.
After 18 months of planning, Torres Hodges has launched Statecraft, a community songwriting project. It’s mission is to bring Rochester together.
Under the agreement, Dunkin' Donuts plans to open the first of the four coffee shops in 2019.
The Minnesota Children’s Museum Rochester is pushing ahead with plans for a new family-focused Innovation Experience Center.
The annual event features local models showing off the latest clothing and accessories from a dozen downtown retailers.
