Matthew Stolle is a Reporter at the Rochester Post Bulletin. He covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a particular focus on regional interest and education. Matthew's work has been featured in numerous publications such as WDAY, Duluth News Tribune, and Yahoo News, among others.
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By: Matthew Stolle
Lizzie Hershberger was 14 when she was repeatedly abused. Today, she is an author and subject of a PBS documentary
By: Matthew Stolle
A DFL state lawmaker is proposing to punish cities that fly the old Minnesota flag instead of the new one by withholding a portion of their local government aid even as more municipalities resist flying the old flag.
By: Matthew Stolle
Rochester city leaders signaled earlier this week that they were shifting focus away from Rochester Community and Technical College and toward the city’s proposed sports and recreation complex for building a “mega-bubble” and other recreational amenities. That came as news to RCTC.
By: Matthew Stolle
On Sunday, Father Jerry Mahon returned to the pulpit he presided over for three decades to raise money for its schools in Uganda.
So far Rochester area legislators Kim Hicks, Andy Smith and Liz Boldon are running unchallenged.
By: Matthew Stolle
Kendall Qualls, Lisa Demuth and Patrick Knight participated in a forum at Century High School.
By: Matthew Stolle
Nels Pierson, a former state representative, today announced his candidacy for the Minnesota Senate, running for the seat opened up with the retirement of GOP Sen. Carla Nelson.
If not for Luxembourg, history would be very different in Minnesota, indeed.
Amid signs that Jake Johnson's message is resonating, he still faces an uphill battle in a GOP-leaning district.
By: Matthew Stolle
A Goodhue County judge’s order putting a hold on construction of a Google-backed data center in Pine Island has infused opponents with a new sense of hope and even belief that they can impact and alter the project, if not stop it altogether.
