Local daycare’s license suspended after baby found unresponsive
The incident caused Olmsted County Health, Housing and Human Services to recommend the Minnesota Department of Human Services an immediate
Archive for July 2019
U of M developing sustainable farming practices for changing climate
Minnesota is no stranger to extreme and fluctuating weather, but this year's wet and cool spring caused major planting delays
Experts suggest newer locks to help prevent bike thefts
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – Biking is a very popular pastime in Rochester, especially during the Summer months. However, good security
Mobile apps to be included with Iowa sports betting
Mobile apps like FanDuel have grown in popularity.
New program aims at building bridges between cultures
"I've learned about Somali food and traditions, stuff I wouldn't be exposed to otherwise."
Police discuss “hands free” law at Café Steam
Minnesota joins 15 other states and District of Columbia, Guam, The U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico in adopting this law.
Rochester police, community organizations announce new program to help curb drug addiction
The goal is to get people out of a cycle of drug use and crime and into long-term recovery plans.
Police track Albert Lea man in corn field after alleged road rage incident
Police have taken an Albert Lea man into custody after responding to a possible road rage incident on Wednesday, according
Comfortable weather pattern continues
If you’ve been enjoying the comfortable and quiet weather pattern this week, you’re in luck! High-pressure is still sitting over
$2,000 worth of items reported stolen from Stewartville storage unit
Several items were reported stolen from two storage units and a parked vehicle in Stewartville.
