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Rochester police responded to the alleged assault on Thursday. The complaint does not say which bike path the alleged assault took place.

This Saturday, locals can safely clear out their medicine cabinets while helping the environment—what a win-win!

Imagine the excitement as local teacher Katie White Schad trades her classroom for the dance floor, all for a cause close to her heart.

What a day for college baseball! From dominant pitching to explosive hitting, this roundup has all the excitement you'll want to hear.

As the calendar flips to April 20, snack lovers and celebration seekers are gearing up for a day of indulgence.

Summer nights are meant for music under the stars, and the Sinnissippi Music Shell is the perfect backdrop for Rockford's favorite tradition.

Burning brush? You might want to rethink that plan. New restrictions from the DNR are here to keep our communities safe from wildfires.

After a week of falling gas prices, it feels like a little relief at the pump. But hold on—experts say this might not last long.

A little cheetah cub is stealing hearts at Safari North Zoo, and he needs a great name. Can you help?

After weeks of watching, the first egg has arrived! Acadia's journey into motherhood takes an intriguing turn this season in our local skies.

Tempers have flared when a newcomer walks in and wins big in a pull tab bin that others have already spent a lot of time and money to play. Is that justified? What are the unwritten rules when playing pull tabs?

The suspect in an early morning shooting in Sartell is in custody.

A reminder of how quickly life can change—two local men were involved in a crash that has the community reeling.

The twisters left a wake of damage behind. The National Weather Service says the storm damaged more than 100 homes in Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin.

Picture this: music lovers braving the chill, united by their passion for vinyl. It's not just shopping; it's a community celebration.

Larger than expected income tax refunds are getting much of the blame.

The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) issued a statewide Missing Person Alert on behalf of the Olmsted County Sheriff’s Office on April 10 for 18-year-old Adley Sky Robertson.

Late Thursday night, a fire erupted at a compost site, sending smoke billowing into the sky as multiple departments rallied to battle the blaze.

Local authorities are sending a strong message about inmate violence after a recent sentencing brought attention to the realities of life in correctional facilities.

One person is in serious condition after a crash on Thursday afternoon in Fridley.

He entered into a plea agreement in the case last month.

The Olmsted County Sheriff’s Office estimates more than 50 homes suffered storm damage in Marion and Quincy Townships and in northeastern Stewartville.

The remains were located at Lock and Dam 6, which is about 9 miles downriver from Winona and was the southern end of the area searched on April 4.

New spot, new option, and maybe, just maybe, a better place for all that flipping energy.

A late-night drive took a wild turn when a bear appeared out of nowhere on Highway 10—two local residents are recovering after the unexpected encounter.

The Rochester Police Department issued its annual call from members of the public to step forward with information that could solve two cold case murder investigations.

The criminal complaint against 71-year-old Lonnie William Cory says his sister fell off his motorcycle while they were traveling in St. Paul Park last August.

Some everyday items in your wallet could turn into expensive mistakes. Here's what to remove right now.

A Facebook Live video led Rockford Police to pursue and arrest a suspect accused of possessing a stolen firearm and multiple weapons violations.

Cities near Des Moines and the Wisconsin Dells are already logging sightings in 2026. Minnesota is next. Here are a few simple things you should do to get ready.

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

A powerful storm gave residents in northern Illinois a scary remind of how quickly severe weather can turn dangerous, and it was all caught on camera.

A routine stop turned into something unthinkable in Pewaukee, Wisconsin after a truck driver was struck by lightning in a gas station parking lot.