Good morning, Rochester.

Dogs Downtown returns on Saturday, Sept.

26 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Central Park — dog owners can explore booths, games, and a free Mayo Clinic Caring Canine simulation room to test therapy potential at this free event.

Two Minnesota veterans were awarded the Purple Heart years after sustaining combat injuries, and the delayed honor + underscores efforts to ensure veterans receive timely recognition.

Border Foods selected Rochester as a test market for Taco Bell’s Kitchen X — a new open-kitchen design not yet approved nationally; the restaurant at 2002 Cascade Creek Rd is hiring and will start serving soon.

Fox’s medical drama Doc returns for Season 3 with 22 episodes and will debut on Tuesday, Sept.

22 at 8 p.m. CDST, using Minnesota landmarks (such as Spoon and Stable) to evoke local flavor in its fictional Minneapolis hospital.

Rochester Public Schools was chosen for the Social Mobility Leadership Network to expand advanced courses such as AP+IB+dual enrollment, with an official launch planned in September as the initiative runs through 2029.

An overnight storm hit Rochester leaving a trail of debris that city crews are cleaning up today.

Residents are advised to steer clear of hazardous areas until the cleanup is finished (safety is a priority).

Today, the Salvation Army Good Samaritan Health Clinic is adding a new physical medicine clinic with Mayo Clinic physiatrists at its 120 N.

Broadway Avenue location to treat uninsured and underinsured patients with back and neck pain, arthritis, nerve injuries, and stroke recovery needs. Appointments are required as the clinic expands its range of care options.

Starting this season, the Minnesota Wild will stream all local games on Prime Video for $19.99 a month after leaving Bally Sports, with longtime announcers Anthony LaPanta & Ryan Carter; fans can also watch on cable, satellite and local radio at AM 1390/FM 93.9.