Randy Staver

There were five different proposals presented to the Rochester City Council Monday describing and showing five different possibilities for use of the downtown Rochester Armory. City Council President Randy Staver on Tuesday told KROC AM listeners all presentations were well done and interesting, but the Council did not make a decision yet...

The Rochester City Council met Monday night and one of the items on the agenda was whether or not to proceed with a second phase study on municipal owned internet or broadband. The council voted no on the study for a variety of reasons one of which was the projected cost of implementing broadband, $65-million dollars plus...

For the last two years or so there's been a push by some for the city to offer municipal broadband to all residents, or at least provide the infrastructure. Rochester City Council President Randy Staver talked about the issue on his visit with Rich Peterson and Kim David on Rochester's Good Morning Tuesday on KROC AM...

Rochester City Council President Randy Staver came clean with an admission during his appearance on Rochester's Good Morning Tuesday. He said it's rare when you go home from a meeting questioning your vote over an issue, but it happened after Monday night's meeting when contemplating the 18th Avenue road project, which he voted for but now has second thoughts...

The Rochester City Council appears to be ready to go ahead with the Transit report presented to them at the Committee of the Whole meeting Monday afternoon. Based on that, plus feedback they've been hearing from the community, a plan would be put in place that will expand routes on Saturday and provide Sunday service as well, according to City Council President Randy Staver, who revealed some deta

Rochester City Council President Randy Staver appeared in the KROC AM studio Tuesday morning with Rich Peterson and Kim David on Rochester's Good Morning. The number one topic was the future of the now empty Armory building downtown.  The city could decide to retain ownership, but it might be better to put it on the market with conditions...

The Rochester City Council meets Wednesday night and one of the items on the agenda deals with the future of the former senior center building or Armory downtown. The building has been appraised at around $675 thousand dollars and the adjacent parking lots at 1...

The Rochester City Council approved its budget for 2017 at Monday night's meeting along with the property tax levy which showed a 9 percent increase. Council President Randy Staver was on Rochester's Good Morning on KROC AM when a listener called to question him about why a 9-percent increase when inflation is only 2-percent...

He's been re-elected and now he's back in his usual spot, taking your calls and answering any questions you may have regarding our city. (507) 282-1234 or email your question or comment to rgm@kroc.com City Council President Randy Staver from 8:15 to 9 o'clock this morning with Rich Peterson and Kim David on Newstalk 1340 KROC AM...

Rochester, MN (KROC-AM News) - There will be a couple new faces on both the Olmsted County Board and Rochester School Board and one new face on the Rochester City Council as a result of the 2016 election.

The new year is well underway now and we're back with the Sports Expert at 6:45 Tuesday. We'll have an update from United Way at 7:45 and for the first time in 2016, Randy Staver the Rochester City Council President will be in during the 8 o'clock hour...

Anymore moves coming from Tracy Claeys and his coaching staff?  The Sports Expert will offer some thoughts on that and more at 6:45.

We'll get you going bright and early on Tuesday with the latest news and weather beginning at 5:30.  The Sports Expert, George Rownd will check in as usual at 6:45.

The Sports Expert at 6:45 with some leftover thoughts on this past weekend's sporting events.