The St. Cloud School District would have to report to the federal government any future allegations of harassment or discrimination against Somali students under a settlement that would end an investigation in the district. The investigation finds the district did not break any federal rules in how it handled previous incidents.

A 20-month federal investigation into alleged discrimination against Muslim students in the St. Cloud schools ended with a settlement.

In an interview, a Muslim Brotherhood leader in Egypt’s Daqheleya province, Ibrahim Ali Iraqi, says a claim by Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., that the group had infiltrated the U.S. government is "ridiculous." “The Muslim Brotherhood can’t even penetrate the Egyptian government,” he says.

Jamal, a Somali activist in Minneapolis, says he received death threats on his Facebook page from a terrorist group in Somalia after the Council on American Islamic Relations called him anti-Muslim. Fox 9 says the FBI and local police are investigating.

Rachel Ehmke's parents believe bullying pushed the 7th grader to take her own life this past weekend. Dodge County investigators are now looking into whether those claims had a role in the death of the 13-year-old Kasson-Mantorville Middle School student.

St. Could police are investigating the theft of more than two dozen radio systems from school buses. Authorities believe the suspects took the radios out of the buses while they were sitting in a parking lot sometime last week.

The money was given through the company's Visions for Learning and will be distributed to more than 100 classrooms throughout the district to pay for items like chemistry lab kits and microscopes.