David Brom said he felt like depression had been clouding his thoughts and emotions when he used an ax to kill his parents and two younger siblings in 1988. Members of the Minnesota Department of ...

Minnesotans spend over $535 million locking up about 8,300 people in our prisons: an astronomical average of $65,000 per ...

A Hibbing man convicted of manslaughter in the 2017 death of a baby in a house fire is now a wanted fugitive. Jesse Bonacci-Koski, 32, was reported as a fugitive by the Minnesota Department of ...

In the last year, the Supervised Release Board has paroled a higher percentage of prisoners than any commissioner in the past ...

David Brom, the man behind one of Rochester's most infamous crimes, is expected to be released from prison, according to the ...

David Brom, convicted of killing four family members with an ax in their home on the outskirts of Rochester in 1988, is set ...

A 53-year-old man who as a teen committed one of the most heinous crimes ever seen in Rochester might be released from prison ...

In 1988, at the age of 16, David Brom killed his mother, father, and two younger siblings with an ax. Now, decades later, he has been granted work release, as officials say he has changed his life.

A newly filed lawsuit is asking for a temporary injunction to prevent from going into effect a new requirement that jails continue to administer medications to inmates that were prescribed before ...

The state law, enacted in 2023, does not guarantee release but creates an opportunity to review certain cases.

A Minnesota man convicted of murdering four of his family members with an axe in 1988 will soon be moved to a half-way house ...

In a story published July 19, 2025, about Medicaid programs for people in the U.S. without legal permission, The Associated ...