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

According to CBS News, KARE 11 and the Post Bulletin, authorities said Brom was 16 when he used an ax to kill his parents, 13 ...

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 ...

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

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

A change in state law has opened the way for one of Rochester’s most infamous killers to be released from prison. David Brom, who was convicted of killing four family members in 1988 with an ax, is ...

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

The state prison system has had a population that’s more than 200 inmates over capacity on average during the past roughly ...

A Minnesota prison labor program allowed private companies to profit from low-cost prison labor, subsidizing corporate ...

MANKATO — South-central Minnesota counties are rallying after the state announced it would cease funding the Minnesota Department of Corrections Sentence to Service Program in mid-June.

The Minnesota Department of Corrections (MNDOC) is asking lawmakers to come through with new funding for repairs at state prisons. In his proposed capital budget, Gov. Tim Walz requested $65.5 ...