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Unlike public boards that council members sit on, such as Rochester Public Utilities or Destination Medical Center, private board meetings are not open to the public.
The National Weather Service is warning drivers west of the Mississippi River of hazardous, slow travel for the Thursday morning commute.
The propane-heated igloos — with 270 degree views of Rochester's skyline — have become a popular outdoor attraction since going up in November.
An emotional Brede made the announcement at the end of his annual State of the City address, which took place during Wednesday night's city council meeting.
The fried chicken powerhouse is one of the nation's fastest growing food chains, now with over 2,000 locations.
A new coalition led by the Rochester Area Foundations aims to raise $6 million over the next two years to help alleviate Rochester's affordable housing problem.
Well into the 21st century, Mayo continues to leverage new innovations and partnerships to strengthen its position as a world leader in health care.
“The museum is honored to be an inclusive gathering space where our region’s diverse cultures and their rich set of values, traditions, and perspectives can be presented."
Lt. Gov. Tina Smith says she will make a decision in the coming weeks on whether to keep her role on the Destination Medical Center Corporation Board.
Think Mutual Bank announced this week it has hired Braatz as a business development representative
In Rochester, a grassroots group of female politicians and community leaders are now stepping up to encourage more women to get involved in civic leadership.
Mayo says the new standards will rely "more on general principles rather than specific details."
An acclaimed Smithsonian exhibition focused on the human genome will make its way to southeast Minnesota in 2018 for an extended stay at the Rochester Art Center.
To accommodate the expanded service, the Salvation Army is hoping to recruit a volunteer base of about 200 people.
A Twin Cities law firm is working to stop the deportations of five Somali men living in Minnesota.
The event featured more than 100 exhibitors showcasing a range of artisan-made specialty foods from across southeast Minnesota.
The Rochester Fire Department is closing in on a campaign to bring back the old Central Fire Station's bell tower clock.
Mac's, which first opened in 1949, has been a regular draw over the years for locals and visitors alike
Drug court is an evidence-based model of criminal justice and drug treatment that can provide good outcomes for those for whom the traditional court system hasn’t worked.
