Brooke McKivergan is a multimedia journalist who started with us in December of 2017.
Brooke McKivergan is a multimedia journalist who started with us in December of 2017. She is from Columbus, Ohio, but is excited to call Rochester her new home. Brooke graduated with her bachelors in communication and a focus on the mass media from The University of Akron. During her time there, she was a reporter and anchor for the university's news station where she won an Emmy Award for news gathering and information. She was also a news reporter for the number one student-run radio station in the country, WZIP 88.1. Brooke was also one of five students chosen from the country to travel to the 2017 NAB Show in Las Vegas with Waskul TV to be part of a week-long live production. When Brooke is not chasing stories, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends and staying active. She is eager to learn what Minnesota and Iowa are all about and learn what 'Minnesota Nice' really means!
If you have a story idea, or just want to say hello, email her at: bmckivergan@kimt.com.
In a 6-1 vote, the council approved $15,000 from the contingency fund to go towards warming center consulting services.
One Oronoco man is still picking up the pieces even a week after the flooding.
After several months in the making, the restaurant has finished their new outdoor seating area.
KIMT News 3 took to Foster Arend Park to ask Rochester residents some pop quiz questions.
Lawrence (Larry) Eugene Howlett's friend says the Sheriff's department isn't doing enough to find him.
Stewartville Public Schools is offering free breakfast and lunch to students through August 16th.
KIMT News 3's Brooke McKivergan and KIMT Stormteam 3 Chief Meteorologist Chris Nelson break it down.
The City Attorney informed the public, “Their moratorium vote really has no effect on what's in your hands now."
Jim Meyer spent a long time looking to buy back his first car. Now, it's his once again.
They come in at second in the state next to the Carson School of Management at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities.
