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The Chocolate Twist ice cream shop has secured an early investment thanks to a community crowdfunding effort.
The event, which is open to the public, is scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 15 at the University of Minnesota Rochester.
The use of autonomous vehicles could play a pivotal role as Rochester looks to modernize its transit system.
An interactive installation, titled "The Vast & Empty Ballrooms of the Double Helix’s Heart," will be featured as part of Thursday's Discovery Square Community Celebration and Innovation Showcase.
Looking ahead to the weekend, there are a few events being held in Rochester to celebrate Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead.
The Holiday Train will be traveling to a total of 182 communities along the rail provider's North American network this holiday season.
Like with ZZest, which closed in September, Hot Chip will have some character, both in the ambiance and menu pairings.
The 90,000 square-foot building — to be constructed on the corner of 4th Street SW and 2nd Avenue SW — aims to serve as a catalyst for Discovery Square
As part of this year's Global Entrepreneurship Week Rochester, Med City Beat is hosting a special edition of "What's on Tap?" focused on the media's coverage of business in Rochester.
Welcome to winter, folks.
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.
