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The Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce confirmed this week it has reached a legal settlement with former employee Judy Braatz.
Organizers will host an event Thursday, April 19 at Forager Brewery to share with the public the steps they are taking to bring the vision to life.
Kylie Osterhus says it was during her travels to rural Alaska when she first realized the personal and cultural benefits of using a sauna.
In addition to the 30 guest rooms, the addition will include a small indoor gym, indoor and outdoor play areas, underground parking and green space.
Saara Abdullahi, a college-bound senior, is one of about a dozen young women who participate on the fencing squad at Rochester STEM Academy.
Rochester-based KRPR announced Monday it will begin broadcasting all emergency alert system messages in both English and Spanish.
It seems you cannot turn on the television without coming across a movie or series exploring what our world might look like if advancements in science and technology are corrupted or mismanaged.
Bush told mayoral candidate Regina Mustafa "fu— you" multiple times while berating her over issues ranging from Islam to abortion, according to three people who were in the cafe at the time.
In 2017, Studs, Struts and Stilettos brought in nearly $50,000 to assist Habitat for Humanity in its efforts to build and repair homes right here in our region.
Heidi Mestad announced Wednesday she is leaving the Minnesota Children's Museum Rochester after two and a half years of serving as its director.
News of Anderson's contribution to the organization, Secure America Now, first surfaced this past Thursday in a post to the Center for Responsive Politics' OpenSecrets blog.
Now six months into the job, Steve Rymer is tasked with leading city government through a period of significant transition — both in the community and within his own office.
The aquatic playground would include multiple routes and activity zones for kids and families to splash around in the water this swimming season.
The organization eventually plans to build a campus in Rochester that would house up to 40 families at a time and include on-site childcare and development services.
The document from Experience Rochester, formerly known as the Rochester Convention and Visitors Bureau, was made public over the weekend through a blog post by Council Member Michael Wojcik
An impromptu performance after a 28-hour shift landed two Mayo Clinic doctors an appearance on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" Tuesday.
Significant snow accumulations are possible, according to the NWS in La Crosse, ranging from 6 to 10 inches across southeast Minnesota.
Mayo's singing surgeons are headed for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show."
Finalists were named Thursday following a months-long national recruitment process with Springsted Waters Executive Recruitment.
Founded in 2008, Project Legacy provides long-term support to help area youth in their journey out of poverty, incarceration and addiction.
