Paul Blume is a TV News Reporter for KMSP-TV FOX 9, based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. With a focus on local news, Paul covers a wide range of stories, including crime, court cases, human interest stories, and community events. His work has been featured on FOX 9 | KMSP-TV as well as Yahoo News and FOX 5 DC.
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Paul Blume's coverage focuses heavily on crime-related stories, particularly trials, court cases, and homicide. He also covers evolving and breaking news stories related to these topics. If you have insights or expertise related to ongoing criminal cases, legal proceedings, or developments in crime-related matters in the United States (specifically Minnesota and Minneapolis), Paul may be interested in hearing from you.
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The mother of Isaac Schuman, who was stabbed during a deadly confrontation on the Apple River in Wisconsin, speaks with FOX 9’s Paul Blume for the first time about his memory and legacy.
Hennepin County Assistant Chief Judge Mark Kappelhoff made the decision to not let cameras in Myon Burrell's upcoming trial on gun and drugs charges. Burrell was life-sentence for the murder of an 11-year-old girl was commuted in 2020.
By: Paul Blume
Hennepin County is accused of illegally detaining children at the juvenile detention center. The county could be held in contempt of court this week unless two boys are immediately released or placed in appropriate treatment facilities.
By: Paul Blume
Judge denies contempt motion against Hennepin Co. A judge has denied a civil contempt motion against Hennepin County for keeping a 12-year-old boy locked up illegally in the Juvenile Detention Center.
Concerns over new MN aiding and abetting murder law
FOX 9 has obtained police data for shooting victims who are under the age of 18 that shows an increase in fatalities.
By: Paul Blume
Young, violent offenders in Minnesota who are found incompetent often have nowhere to go.
By: Paul Blume
The Minnesota Department of Corrections is investigating the death of a young offender at the state’s juvenile facility in Red Wing over the weekend.
By: Paul Blume
Hennepin County Commissioners approved $22 million in funding to help treat young offenders who have been deemed incompetent.
By: Paul Blume
The case of a 13-year-old offender who has gone missing highlights the lack of resources available to treat youth in Minnesota who often have nowhere to go.
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