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The Minnesota State Fair returns August 27 through September 7 with brand-new rides, attractions, and over 500 food options! Check out what’s new at the Great Minnesota Get-Together.

Sherman Associates says the nearly 350 unit apartment project is expected to be completed in the spring of 2028.

One of four men charged in a Rochester underage prostitution sting this past April has been sentenced to probation.

A new survey ranked the sexiest jobs in Minnesota, and the results might surprise you about what people actually find appealing.

The State Patrol has identified the victim of a fatal vehicle-pickup truck collision.

The Minnesota State Fair isn't just about the rides and the food. For some vendors, it's a serious money maker.

Court documents detail three theft incidents. The first happened in late June and the most recent of the alleged thefts happened earlier this month.

Minneapolis man accused of using his job at a Minnesota money transfer business to launder $750,000 in drug proceeds for a Mexican cartel.

The Maple Grove man was arrested when he arrived at a Rochester Park last fall.

She was arrested after she was caught starting one of the fires on the afternoon of Christmas Eve.

The charges say the victim fell and lost consciousness after he struck the back of his head on the sidewalk.

Work to transform the interchange is continuing to progress.

Summer's grip is loosening. The last 8 p.m. sunset just passed, and we've got a long winter ahead.

A Oronoco man faces jail time after a second conviction for child exploitation crimes within six years.

Minnesota has long been one of the country's strongest education states, and a new national study just named its 10 best high schools in every state for 2026-2027 school year. Here are the Minnesota schools that made the cut.

From loud phone calls to dangling legs in aisles, Minnesotans confess to some pretty common travel mistakes.

Volleyball. Outside. Under the lights. On a football field.

A neighbor called 911 after hearing the sound of propane tanks exploding and seeing a neighboring home on fire, the news release says.

A Rochester daycare worker is accused of slapping a screaming two-year-old in the mouth. Video from inside the facility captured the whole thing.

A Rochester man charged in three separate cases that involved a combined total of more than 9.5 pounds of methamphetamine has been sent to prison.

Bonnie Raitt, Weird Al, Brad Paisley, TLC, and more are in the Grandstand, plus there are hundreds of free shows and daily themes. Here's your daily guide to what's happening at the 2026 Minnesota State Fair, and when you can save money.

Mayor Kim Norton has announced that she will not veto an addition above five historic buildings in downtown Rochester.

RFK Jr. announced a national autism alert framework in Rochester, MN—though his speech had one hilarious interruption when his phone blared a quacking ringtone.

A dump truck hit the 85th Street bridge last fall, and now Highway 52 drivers near Oronoco are about to feel that impact this August.

The Minnesota State Fair grandstand has been a stage for legends since 1962, and the 2026 lineup keeps that tradition going strong.

It really WAS this big! One Rochester man has the pictures, and a Minnesota state record, to prove it

The falling pole caused the vehicle to start on fire, leading to the death of the vehicle’s occupant, police say.

Emergency responders were dispatched to the crash in Wabasha County around 1:30 p.m.

If nothing is done, Rochester's transit reserve fund could run dry and just over 4 years.

The court document says the dog was left out on the night of January 18 when sub-zero windchills were reported in Rochester. The dog, named Snookie, died on January 19.

The 2026 Minnesota State Fair runs Aug. 27 through Sept. 7, and there are some things you're not allowed to bring through the gates. Here's the full list of what's banned on the grounds and the extra items forbidden inside the Grandstand.

The victim reported that the abuse occurred when she was in the 4th and 5th grades.

City leaders are expected to be presented with preliminary findings this fall.