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Governor Tim Walz has authorized nearly $4 million in state disaster assistance for southeastern Minnesota and almost half of the funding will benefit Olmsted County.

This is the literal definition of "slip 'n slide."

The Rochester Fire Department was called out Saturday morning to rescue a person spotted sleeping on a picnic table in Kutzky Park as it was being filled by water from the flooding Cascade Creek.

A week after torrential rains cause major flooding in and near Rochester, another round of heavy rain is causing flooding in many of the same areas.

July 5th will mark the 40th anniversary of a seminal moment in the history of Rochester, Minnesota.

A popular park and zoo in Southeast Minnesota saw a lot of damage from the recent flooding that happened this past week. Unfortunately, the damage has led to the park being closed indefinitely.

The risk of additional flooding is expected to persist in southeastern Minnesota into Tuesday morning.

The Minnesota Department of Transportation’s MN511 website is indicating Highway 63 has reopened at Zumbro Falls.

Mother Nature decided to show her power, that's for sure!

The surge of water from the storms that hit the region early Friday continues to move down the Zumbro River.

The Channel One Regional Foodbank in Rochester was significantly impacted by Friday's flooding.

Water levels in areas of Olmsted and Dodge Counties began dropping Friday afternoon after an overnight deluge resulted in widespread flash flooding followed by flooding along the South Branch of the Zumbro River.

Flooding on the South Branch of the Zumbro River has disrupted traffic on Highway 52 between Rochester and Pine Island.

The month of May in the Rochester area can be summarized using just four words: cool and very wet.