City of Rochester

There are so many cars and cameras sometimes that it looks like a celebrity might be hiding out in the woods.

City Administrator Steve Rymer said, “2020 was an unprecedented year for the Rochester community, Mayor, City Council, and City of Rochester teammates. Our commitment to each other was evident in all that was accomplished together."

Well...who knew that we had so many people and smiles under those masks.

Bring on the color!

If you walk through this busy intersection in downtown Rochester, please pay attention and use extreme caution because cars are NOT stopping for you.

Is your neighborhood in need of some more shade?

Staying home is what we have ALL been asked to do to help combat the coronavirus. It seems like everyone didn't get the memo though and Rochester's Mayor has a reminder for all of us...

We've got a lot of negative news circling us but here's a bit of positive news that will fill your heart up...and may require a Kleenex or two.

Community members and several nonprofits worked together with the City of Rochester and Olmsted County to open a temporary Day Center at the Mayo Civic Center to help those who are experiencing homelessness.

Most of us were inside our homes so we missed this, but the Hilton in Rochester shared a great message of love and support over the weekend for all to see.

You would think that your purse, sitting on the back of your chair at Panera North would be safe from sticky fingers. Nope!

Funniest video EVER from the big blizzard of 2019! #TurnTheSoundOn

How do YOU feel about trees in Rochester? Here’s an opportunity to weigh in.

The City of Rochester announced today the hiring of a Rochester native as its new Legislative Policy Analyst.