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The meeting included a presentation from interim city administrator Gary Neumann outlining possible strategies for addressing the issue.
The city has reached a $1 million settlement with a former police officer who came forward with claims of alleged bias within the Rochester Police Department.
Mayo Clinic is teaming up with Amazon to provide non-emergency medical advice through the company's voice assistant, Alexa.
Tim and Tina Fliehr, owners of Med City Taxi, are finalizing a deal to purchase rival Yellow Cab, according to a Med City Taxi spokesperson authorized to discuss the agreement.
Former Mayo Clinic executive Kathleen Harrington will take over as interim president of the Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce, the organization announced Tuesday afternoon.
The app launched this past summer after an investment round that included $50,000 in support from Rochester Area Economic Development, Inc.
Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital, based out of the eastern city of Hangzhou, recently joined the Mayo Clinic Care Network. The agreement makes the hospital system the first in China to join the network.
The Jeremiah Program has secured space for a future campus in Rochester thanks to a donation by philanthropists Jack and Mary Ann Remick.
A new report, funded by Mayo Clinic, estimates a new arena would cost around $58 million. That is consistent with a study conducted in 2015 by Hammes Company.
Our statement on the anonymous email sent to the media regarding allegations against the former head of the Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce.
Here are four local dog-friendly suggestions for an afternoon of canine delight.
It remains unclear how much public funding would be needed to build an arena, or whether there would be enough support from the city council to apply any resources to the project
Miller's resignation follows several days of public outrage over the organization's handling of Judy Braatz, the longtime membership director who was unceremoniously let go of last week.
Over the next year, local Y members can expect new fitness equipment, additional youth enrichment classes, updated teen programming and more.
The chamber has hired an outside firm to investigate the accusations against Miller.
Judy Braatz had spent 24 years with the Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce, making her the organization's longest tenured employee.
We reached out to some community leaders and asked them to tell us about the educators who have made an impact on their lives.
Opportunities are winding down to enjoy the warm weather. Here are some suggestions on things to do in southeast Minnesota before the end of summer.
Braatz — who served as the membership development director — had been with the organization for 24 years.
