North Mr. Pizza in NW Rochester is up for sale for $3.8M. Learn about the history of the iconic local restaurant and why ownership is passing the torch.
A detour on Rochester’s "beltline" begins on Monday, November 9.
Hwy. 14 is slated to close between South Broadway Ave. and 3rd Ave. SE at 5 a.m., according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
See the detour route below.
2nd St. SW, which is one of the main arteries connecting Hwy. 52 to downtown Rochester, has been closed in spots for months as construction proceeds on the nearly $200 million Link Bus Rapid Transit Line.
A news release issued by the Washington County Sheriff’s Office says authorities responded to the report of shots fired at a park shortly after 6:10 Wednesday morning.
The vehicle-bike collision occurred at an intersection near the southern Minnesota community’s downtown, according to a news release issued by the Albert Lea Police Department.
The demolition is part of a nearly $19 million project that calls for swapping out the dam with cascading pool and rock arch rapids that officials say will maintain the lake's water level while allowing the river to flow normally, providing recreational opportunities and environmental benefits.
Minnesota goes all-in on holiday lights, and these are the displays everyone’s talking about. From massive walk-through festivals to mile-long drive-thru routes, here are the biggest and brightest shows worth bundling up for this season.
Finstad is vying for a third term, while Johnson is attempting to become the first Democrat to win the seat since then Rep. Tim Walz won re-election in 2016.
Klobuchar will replace outgoing Gov. Tim Walz, the 2024 Democratic vice presidential nominee, who ended his bid for a third term after the long-simmering fraud investigation exploded into a national story.
The Minnesota BCA's newest K-9s have an unusual specialty: sniffing out hidden cell phones, USB drives and other electronic evidence in criminal investigations.
Can you take a selfie inside a Minnesota polling place? Read the official guidelines from the Secretary of State's Office on voting photos and secrecy rules.
Three-quarters of a million people flooded Milwaukee streets Friday for the Brewers' first World Series win since 1982. The city's never seen anything like it.