solar eclipse

Registration closes on Sunday, April 7th!

Two specific colors will try to trick your eyes during the upcoming solar eclipse.

The eclipse is set to start around noon on April 8th, reach its highest point by 2:00 pm, and wrap up shortly after 3:00 pm. However, it seems like Minnesota might be in for quite a letdown.

You know those posts that say, "It is official, Facebook is going to steal all of your photos if you don't copy and paste", myths like that are popping up about the solar eclipse. #ThosePostsAreSoAnnoying

It doesn't happen very often, but a total solar eclipse is happening on April 8th, and we now know the best place to see it here in Minnesota.

One company will be giving away free solar eclipse glasses starting April 1st. #NotAnAprilFoolsJoke

Here's what you can expect to see and the best time to see it!

We knew some less than stellar photos would happen, but some of them actually turned out beautifully! Take a look at the good, the bad, and the blinding from the 2017 Solar Eclipse in Rochester here.

Hundreds of people ventured out of their offices and other workplaces in downtown Rochester this afternoon to view the solar eclipse first-hand.