Nick Kruszalnicki joined KIMT in the summer of 2019 and is the Rochester Newsroom Manager.

Title: Rochester Newsroom Manager.

nkruszalnicki@kimt.com

Nick Kruszalnicki joined KIMT in the summer of 2019. Before joining KIMT, Nick was a reporter for KEYC News Now in Mankato, MN. He also spent nearly 16 years working in production for TV stations in Phoenix, AZ, where he grew up.
In his spare time, Nick enjoys spending time with his daughter and his two orange cats Ginger and Wyatt.

Teen suicide attempts on the rise in Iowa during pandemic

An expert with Francis Lauer, an organization that works with teens and young adults, has some warning signs for parents to look out for.

Neighbors saddened over death in Mason City mobile home park fire

Police have not released the identity of the victim of a mobile home fire that broke out on Monday night.

A bill in the Iowa House could change voting laws

Republicans in the Iowa House want to shorten the time frame for early and absentee voting

Mayo Clinic doctor says obesity can impact the COVID-19 vaccine

Dr. Richard Kennedy says past research on influenza and hepatitis vaccines shows heavier people receive less immunity.

Phone lines jammed at CG Public Health with people trying to make vaccine appointments

In just a couple of hours, the appointments were all filled up. CG Public Health decided to only take appointments by phone this week.

Olmsted County awarded over $150k grant from Minnesota Department of Health

The grant will be used by the county to improve COVID-19 vaccination efforts.

What you can do to protect your pipes in sub-zero temperatures?

Superior Mechanical service manager Shane Poncelet recommends keeping all your home faucets on a trickle.

Why you should avoid taking a pain reliever before getting the COVID-19 vaccine

Dr. Greg Poland with the Mayo Clinic says it could reduce the effectiveness of the vaccine.

Some downtown events returning to Rochester later this year

While the pandemic forced the cancellation and changing of some events, Rochester Downtown Alliance is hoping the summer will bring better luck.

Gov. Reynolds removes mask mandate; some businesses decide to keep mask policies

Reflections Salon in Mason City will still require customers and staff to wear a mask.

Data is updated nightly.

Cases: 560450

Reported Deaths: 7122

Data is updated nightly.

Cases: 359450

Reported Deaths: 5839