A Minnesota man who murdered four family members, including his parents and younger siblings in Rochester in 1988, was ...

The Democrats’ soft-on-crime approach has led to dangerous early releases like this one. The release of David Brom is a ...

David Brom was released from prison to a Twin Cities halfway house this week. A Rochester man convicted of murdering his ...

David Brom, the man convicted of killing his parents and younger siblings in Rochester back in 1988, has been released from ...

A Rochester, Minnesota, man who was convicted of killing four family members with an axe when he was a teenager has been ...

A man in Minnesota, who was sentenced to life in prison for murdering his family with an axe, has been granted work release ...

Brom won't be released in Rochester, the city where he committed four murders, but to a halfway house somewhere in the Twin Cities.

Brom committed one of the most brutal crimes seen in Rochester and has served 37 years in prison with no serious incident.

News that a parole board had granted convicted murderer David Brom work release privileges prompted many to hold as true two mutually opposed ideas. In general, they approved the idea that juveniles ...

The release of the man behind one of Rochester’s most notorious crimes has raised many questions. Where will he go? How is he getting out of prison early? Is it safe for him to return to society?

David Brom, the Rochester man convicted of murdering his family with an axe in 1988, is now officially out of prison.

Tuesday convicted axe-murderer David Brom of Rochester begins a new life chapter as he leaves prison for work release.