1st Woman to Serve on SCOTUS Likely in Beginning Stages of Dementia
US Health Chief Says Overdose Deaths Leveling Off
Dangerous Cat 4 Hurricane Willa Closes in on Mexico Coast
Explosive Device Found Near George Soros' Home
How to Spend Rochester's Capital Improvement Funds
Rainy Stretch Ahead
Looks Can Be Deceiving
Sinking Air = Rising Smiles
Exchanging Sunshine for Showers
Wind Wisps Colors Away
Primetime Tonight:
Bollingberg Hits Milestone in Lyle/Pacelli Win
Rochester Mayo Girls Tennis Team Earns no.3 Seed in State Tournament
Saturday's Local Highlights
Lourdes Eagles Girls Soccer to face three-seeded St. Margaret's at State
Austin Packers Earn no.4 Seed in Class A State Tournament
Operation Welcome Home Helps Military Families Reconnect
Remains of World War II Soldier Returned Home
Flags in Iowa to Fly at Half-Staff to Honor Fallen Soldier
ABC 6 Idol
Entertainment Headlines
Morning Trivia
Birthday Club
Events Calendar
Driveway Giveaway
Passport to Adventure
Featured Links
Spot Crime
Gas Prices
Ag Reports
Pet Connections
MN Dot Construction
CarSoup.com
Runcast
Amazon Alexa
Contact Us
Submit a News Tip
News Team
Sales Team
Advertise On-Air or Online
Job Openings
Request Video
Mobile App
10/22/2018 10:39 PM
For months, staff for the City of Rochester has been putting together a plan for where $500 million in capital improvement funds will be dispersed.
The question of regulating short-term online rentals, like Airbnb's, has been a topic of discussion for the city of Rochester for about a year, and city leaders still have different opinions on how to handle it.
