Frank Caprio, judge who went viral for compassion in courtroom, dies at 88

Judge Frank Caprio went viral in 2017 for dismissing traffic tickets after listening to people's circumstances and even allowed children to join him on his bench to pass judgement on their parents.

Minnesota sues TikTok, calling it ‘digital nicotine’ for young users

Minnesota AG Keith Ellison is suing TikTok, accusing the popular app of being highly-addictive and negatively impacting the mental health of teenagers.

Apple iPhone 17 series: What to know about the release date, cost and features

Apple is expected to unveil the iPhone 17 lineup on Sept. 9, with leaks pointing to design changes, upgraded cameras, and possible price increases for the Pro models.

Bipartisan pair of senators demand Instagram shut down new map feature

"This addition is a cause of particular concern for us when it comes to children and teens that are active on Instagram," the senators wrote.

St. Paul cyberattack: Mayor Carter delays State of the City address

The City of St. Paul announced on Wednesday that Mayor Melvin Carter would postpone his State of the City address set for next week due to the ongoing cyberattack.

ChatGPT gave dangerous advice to teens in watchdog test, new report finds

A watchdog group found ChatGPT gave researchers posing as teens advice on suicide, drug use, and eating disorders—raising concerns for parents and educators as AI use among kids grows.

ChatGPT enables dangerous behavior in teens, watchdog group says

A new report from the Center for Countering Digital Hate reveals that ChatGPT provided harmful advice to users posing as 13-year-olds.

WhatsApp removes millions of scam-linked accounts

WhatsApp has removed 6.8 million accounts tied to global scam networks in the first half of the year.

YouTube to use AI to detect kids lying about their age

YouTube is testing new AI technology to estimate users’ ages and block under-18 viewers from accessing age-restricted content, part of a broader push to improve online safety for kids.

North St. Paul Police Department targeted in cyberattack

The North St. Paul City Council held an emergency meeting on Monday after its police department was targeted in a cyberattack.

St. Paul cyberattack: City says residents can apply for permits in person

As St. Paul continues to deal with a major cyberattack that has knocked city systems offline, officials say residents can still file applications for permits and licenses the old-fashioned way – in-person and on-paper.

Study reveals jobs most, least likely to be taken by AI: See the list

A new Microsoft study reveals which jobs are most exposed to generative AI disruption—historians, translators, and sales reps top the list, while hands-on labor remains relatively safe.

Minnesota's new consumer data privacy law: What it means for you

A new data privacy law goes into effect on Thursday, giving Minnesotans more control over how their information is used by companies.

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A new data privacy law goes into effect on July 31, 2025, giving Minnesotans more control over how their information is collected and used by companies. FOX 9's Se Kwon has more details on the Minnesota Consumer Privacy Data Act.