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Rochester man convicted of axe-murders to be released from prison, begin work release
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – His is one of the most infamous crimes in Rochester’s history. David Brom, convicted of axe-murdering four family members in 1988, will get out of prison later this month. Wednesday, the Minnesota Department of Corrections (DOC) shared new details with KTTC about Brom’s next steps.
The Golisano Children's Hospital is celebrating 10 years since opening its dedicated pediatric tower. READ MORE: ...
EAST ROCHESTER, Ohio - According to a news release from the Ohio Lottery, an East Rochester man has won $50,000 from a $30 ...
It’s a new country, new culture, new food, new weather — having those lived-in experiences...drove me into giving back to the ...
A new contender has emerged with plans for the Crescent Beach Restaurant property, which has been the subject of speculation ...
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Hundreds rally across Rochester for 'Good Trouble' protests honoring John Lewis' legacyHundreds of demonstrators gathered in Rochester today to protest the Trump administration's immigration policies, health care ...
The Rochester NAACP stated it, along with its allies, strongly denounces the House’s passage of the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill.’ ...
Rallies are set to take place on Thursday afternoon across the Rochester area and the country to honor the late civil rights ...
The Rochester Pride Parade and Festival are both happening on Saturday. Beginning at 11 a.m., the parade will travel from the ...
A repeat offender has been arrested in connection to a homeless woman's death last week on the city's downtown area.
In 1964, the state took over control of what was renamed Rochester State Junior College. With the post-war baby boom ...
Two men from Greece were sentenced to federal prison Thursday for their roles in a multi-year retail theft and fraud ...
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