Dunken

Troy Dunken is a radio veteran with 23 years of experience and a prominent digital creator. Troy moved to Rochester in 2007 to host the morning show on 106.9 KROC. As time passed, his responsibilities grew, eventually leading him to his current role as the Director of Content for Townsquare Rochester - Preston. His influence extends far and wide, collaborating with global giants like Netflix, Sleep Number, and Blue Apron, as well as regional powerhouses such as Kwik Trip and Minnesota State, along with numerous local businesses. Beyond his professional life, he cherishes family time, exploring Minnesota with his wife and young children, discovering new restaurants, indulging his passion for the outdoors through camping and kayaking, and pursuing his love for running, conquering hundreds of half marathons and several full marathons.

Minnesota’s Longest Drive-Thru Christmas Light Show Is Now Open

Volunteers worked hard to hang millions of lights for this annual event which is the longest drive-thru Christmas light show in Minnesota.

How Does Your Salary Compare? See Minnesota’s Median Income

Curious how your income compares? Check out Minnesota's median salary, its ranking for household income, and discover high-paying jobs that don’t require a degree.

16 Million Lights Illuminate the Minnesota-Wisconsin Border

Located on the Minnesota-Wisconsin border, this Christmas light show is now brighter than ever, with 16 million lights. It’s open through January 1, 2025, and offers a breathtaking display that attracts visitors from all over.

Violating Target’s New Policy Could Result in Lifetime Ban

The Minneapolis-based retailer announced several policy changes in 2024, including new rules for self-checkout that frustrated customers, a decision to stop accepting checks, and updates to its return policy. Their latest change could be the strictest yet, with violators facing a lifetime ban.

Minnesota Law: Can You Get A Ticket For Warming Up Your Car On Cold Days?

There are two reasons people idle their car in Minnesota during the winter. One is completely unnecessary and the other could get you a ticket if done wrong.

Parent Launches Petition Calling for Minnesota Superintendent’s Resignation

The district made significant budget cuts at the end of last school year, only for auditors to later report that the district was $2 million over budget.

NWS Explains Mysterious Objects on Radar Near MN-WI Border

Minnesota is served by two National Weather Service (NWS) offices: Duluth and Chanhassen (Twin Cities). These offices provide weather, water, and climate forecasts and warnings to the public, media, emergency services, and other agencies. Staffed 24/7 year-round, NWS meteorologists monitor statewide conditions, with additional support from the La Crosse, Wisconsin NWS office.

Why Rochester’s Fire Dept. Was at First Alliance Credit Union

Did you know First Alliance Credit Union’s roots run all the way back to 1932—and to a group of local heroes? That’s the year seven Rochester firefighters and a teacher came together to create the credit union.

Thieves Target Minnesota’s Longest Drive-Thru Christmas Show

Minnesota's Longest Drive-Thru Christmas Light Show is free—though they do accept donations for charity. With millions of twinkling lights set up at Sibley Park in Mankato, it’s the perfect way to get into the holiday spirit and create lasting memories with the family.

Winter Weather Forecasted For Southeast Minnesota This Thanksgiving

The National Weather Service in La Crosse issued an update Sunday morning for Rochester and Southeast Minnesota. They're forecasting a taste of winter for the Thanksgiving holiday.