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With food truck season beginning, Topeka vendors are having to adjust to the changes in the City’s fire code.

Two council sessions have not been recorded in recent months to allow more casual discussion, with concern raised by one member.

Council members say Molly Dennis has bullied and intimidated colleagues, city staff. Dennis said measure is retribution for contrarian views, ADHD diagnosis.

The Quad City Storm were scheduled to play the Bobcats on Tuesday, but no word on what the team is going to do next.

The Quad City Storm were scheduled to play the Bobcats on Tuesday, but no word on what the team is going to do next.

As the city works to transition to potential downtown district energy, federal funding will fuel the second phase of planned work.

The final cost of transition from use of steam to power heating and cooling in four city-owned buildings will remain unknown until project is complete in September.

Request to authorize local vote on renewal of city's half-cent sales tax is expected to be sent to Minnesota Legislature next month.

Olmsted County received its first check with payments expected to continue throughout 18 years, as Rochester anticipates initial payment next week.

The maximum amount the city can collect in property taxes was approved by the council on Monday night. Its an increase of 6.85% from the current city levy.