Jessica Bringe joined KIMT late in 2019 as a multimedia journalist.

Title: Multimedia journalist

jbringe@kimt.com

Jessica Bringe joined KIMT late in 2019 as a multimedia journalist.

Minnesota sees job growth in latest DEED report

The state's job growth is looking up as the Department of Employment and Economic Development reports thousands of Minnesotans are returning to work.

Olmsted County expands resources for those experiencing homelessness

Over the past couple of years, the county has created day shelters, overnight warming facilities, and more with the help of community partners but now the Housing Stability Team of Olmsted County is taking it a step further.

Olmsted County Republican, DFL parties react to Gov. Walz's re-election campaign

Gov. Tim Walz's campaign for re-election draws mixed reviews from local Republican and DFL parties.

Rochester NAACP branch reflects on Colin Powell's legacy: 'His story is the American story'

Former Secretary of State Colin Powell is being remembered as a devoted public servant and true American success story.

City of Rochester responds to Gov. Walz COVID-19 action plan

A new action plan is in place to address issues with hospital capacity as well as expand Minnesota’s COVID-19 rapid testing network.

Sen. Klobuchar discusses social media policy concerns with Minnesota parents

For better or worse social media consumers our daily lives, and while adults may be better equipped to handle the responsibility of navigating the platforms, children are assuredly more vulnerable.

17th annual Empty Bowls fundraisers underway for Channel One Regional Food Bank

Gourmet soups and hand-painted bowls are all part of the annual fundraising event put on by Channel One Regional Food Bank.

Drugmaker seeks FDA approval for first oral COVID-19 treatment

We could be just weeks away from the first at-home FDA approved coronavirus treatment for patients.

Olmsted County prepares for rollout of COVID-19 vaccine for ages 5-11

One of the final hurdles of the pandemic is in sight - a COVID vaccine for children ages 5-11 has been submitted for approval to the FDA.

Pfizer seeks COVID-19 vaccine emergency approval for kids 5-111

By Halloween or Thanksgiving kids could be receiving their own dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Pfizer and BioNTech are asking the FDA for emergency use approval for 5 to 11-year-olds.

Data is updated nightly.

Cases: 768112

Reported Deaths: 8639

Data is updated nightly.

Cases: 474151

Reported Deaths: 6785