Kamie Roesler

2 weeks ago | kimt.com | Kamie Roesler

ROCHESTER, Minn. (KIMT) - A Rochester father says he was in tears when he heard the news that Rochester Police bought his 15-year-old son a new fishing rod when his was stolen. "Nice things like that don't normally happen to me," Jamell Owens said. Jayden says he set his pole down not far from Silver Lake to make a phone call to his dad. "And I came out and my worms were open, and my pole was gone," Jayden Owens said. He says he alerted police and issued a police report.

2 weeks ago | kimt.com | Kamie Roesler

MASON CITY, IA (KIMT) - It's a car show in the name of his late son, but it's also to raise money for a good cause. Eric Kacer is trying to raise money for individuals with special needs who are interested in going to college. Kacer is passionate about his latest project: "You've Got A Friend in Me" car show. He says his son was a big fan of Toy Story, and they shared a passion of cars, so it was only right to name the car show after the popular movie.

3 weeks ago | kimt.com | Kamie Roesler

UPDATE: A driver is facing criminal charges after allegedly hitting a pedestrian Thursday in downtown Rochester. The Rochester Police Department says Darcy Lewis, 35 of Rochester, is accused of criminal vehicular operation. Officers say they suspect Lewis was driving while impaired when he struck an adult male around 5 pm Thursday in the area of 3 Avenue SW and 3 Street SW. Police say the victim was seriously injured and transported to the hospital. ROCHESTER, Minn.

3 weeks ago | kimt.com | Kamie Roesler

ROCHESTER, Minn. (KIMT) - The Rochester Police Department confirms a car and pedestrian collided in downtown Rochester Wednesday night. RPD says the call came in at 5:06 p.m.It happened on 3rd Street and 3rd Avenue Southwest. As of 7 p.m. officers are still at the scene. Preliminary reports from the scene indicate the pedestrian, an adult, was seriously injured and transported to the hospital. The driver of the vehicle is cooperating. RPD is investigating. This is a developing story.

3 weeks ago | twinkietown.com | Kamie Roesler

Neville E. Guard-Imagn Images There was a lot of phone call/call me gestures Monday night for the Minnesota Twins. It has become a team signature celebration after really any hit big or small. It SEEMS to be poking fun at Harrison Bader who started doing the celebration, but the team claims they don’t know what it means. That’s according to an Audra Martin report. Either way, it’s fun to see because it means the Twins are hitting the ball.