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Rochester Officer Recognized for Crisis Intervention Skills
A Rochester police officer has been recognized for his work in dealing with crisis situations involving mental illness.
An Open Letter to the MN Woman that Netflixed, Drove, and Crashed
An Open Letter to the MN Woman that Netflixed, Drove, and Crashed
Missing Goodhue Man’s Body Pulled From Utah Lake
A missing Goodhue man's body was recovered from a Utah lake last night
Thanksgiving Expenditure Up in United States
The average respondent says they will allocate 21 percent of their total Thanksgiving expenditures to travel. The percentage equates to $36.88 per person.
Kim Norton Elected Mayor and Other Rochester Election Results
Former State Representative Kim Norton easily won the election to succeed Rochester Mayor Ardell Brede next year
Flags Lowered in Minnesota to Honor Pittsburgh Shooting Victims
Governor Mark Dayton has ordered all U.S. and state flags to be flown at half-staff at government facilities throughout Minnesota.
From Rapid Growth to Slow Decline – History of IBM-Rochester
A friendship forged in military service was responsible for bringing one of Rochester’s largest employers to the city over 60-years ago.
Lakeville North Edged by Moorhead for Class AA Speech Title
Four of the top five teams in the state were in the South Suburban Conference. The South Suburban Conference had 37 of the 104 medalists.
Protesters Call on Mayo to Address Rochester’s Housing Crisis
Armed with coffee and signs, 25 members and supporters of Communities United for Rochester Empowerment (CURE) protested outside of Mayo Clinic on Monday, Nov. 20.