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.

City of Rochester: Political signs are not permitted in the right of way

If you're among those who show political support by decking out your lawn in yard signs the city of Rochester has a reminder for you.

Rochester businesses can begin applying for new grant program

Rochester is making $500,000 available for local businesses holding licenses with the city. Around $400,000 of those funds will be granted to liquor license holders.

New study ranks Minnesota No. 2 in the nation for health care

Wallethub has ranked Minnesota #2 in the nation for health care in 2020.

Rochester city parks see increase in maintenance complaints

After receiving an increase in complaints about Rochester parks the city is reminding the community how to get involved in improving them.

Behind-the-scenes at the Graham Park testing site

Now that Olmsted County is down to one testing site location, KIMT News 3 is getting a behind-the-scenes look at how the Graham Park location operates.

Some expired ID cards can be used to register to vote in primary election

If your driver’s license or I.D. card is expired you’ll still be able to use it as valid proof of residency to register to vote in the upcoming primary election.

New day center location opens for Rochester homeless population

There’s a new, temporary location for those seeking shelter, a hot meal or shower in Rochester beginning Monday.

Rochester election administrators have 'full confidence' in absentee ballot security

As President Trump begins floating the idea of delaying the presidential election until it can be conducted in-person, citing potential fraud concerns due to absentee ballots, the city of Rochester says it has full confidence the election can move forward.

COVID-19 increases concerns over masked child trafficking suspects

There's a viral social media post warning parents that children are at a higher risk of being abducted by traffickers wearing masks since they say the suspects can't easily be identified.

Mayo Clinic marks fight against racism by holding a symbolic ceremony

The doors on the historic Plummber Building were opened once again during an event that was streamed virtually for Mayo Clinic employees.

Data is updated nightly.

Confirmed Cases: 58640

Reported Deaths: 1677

Data is updated nightly.

Confirmed Cases: 47424

Reported Deaths: 910