City leaders also discussed Rochester’s Link bus rapid transit project, which is 66% complete. Officials expect the project to be finished by August 2027.
The Buffalo Bills knew they weren’t bound for many style points or likely to reach their league-leading scoring average against Minnesota’s relentlessly revved-up defense.
Democratic Gov.-elect Rob Sand named three people to his team, including a Republican and an independent, as he prepares to work with Republican majorities in both chambers of the Iowa Legislature.
Tuesday’s temperatures will warm into the upper 50s and low 60s across the KTTC region. Winds will shift from the northwest to the southwest throughout the day. Wind speeds will range from 5 to 10 mph.
The Minnesota Vikings have signed wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. to their 53-man roster ahead of their matchup against the Buffalo Bills on Monday night.
Iowa House Speaker Pat Grassley said Friday he does not believe a special legislative session will be called before Gov.-elect Rob Sand takes office in January.
Applications are open for two Minnesota Commerce Department (MCD) grant programs that can help fund electric school buses and the planning for their transition.
A city council seat is up for grabs. The future of a popular restaurant space will be decided. A data center discussion comes to a head. And a Freeborn County town could help a local company expand.
The Freeborn County attorney said there is no such thing as referring charges, after the Twin Lakes City Council voted last month to refer criminal charges to his office over an incident involving a dead rodent.
Simon Glaser, a Rochester Public Schools teacher and political newcomer, won Minnesota’s Senate District 24 seat, flipping it for the first time since 2010.
While the results of Tuesday’s election have not yet been certified, a clear picture of Minnesota’s upcoming legislative session has emerged: the DFL will hold a significant majority and a trifecta for the second time in just four years.
Republican state Rep. Steve Jacob will move to the Minnesota Senate after winning Senate District 20 with 57% of the vote. Jacob defeated DFLer Jason Lohmann.
The Twin Lakes City Council appears to have violated Minnesota’s open meeting law when it rescheduled its regular monthly November meeting, based on KTTC’s research.
