security

The Mall of America's security is now scanning your face when you enter the mall. How accurate is it at identifying persons of interest. How many false positives happen?

Mall officials say facial scan data will not be stored and only used to identify specific individuals.

Can't afford a fancy security system? Try this instead.

Minnesotans are known for loving the superstore, after all.

A man was asked by security to change his t-shirt or he had to leave the Mall Of America. It was deemed offensive and security received a number of complaints.

For Vikings Fans or anyone else who attends events at US Bank stadium a change is coming for security purposes

This is truly a sad situation that once again vandals have struck Bentleyville as crews prepare getting things set up for the Holidays.

The new bag policy is in effect now, so make sure you know it before you go to your next movie at a Marcus Theater.

I've traveled quite a bit and have been subjected to many airline security measures.  I understand that the ways of the world is why we now have to walk through a metal detector, send our purses, murses and laptops through an x-ray machine and yes, now be sniffed by a dog.

The TSA has announced that they will begin to remove all body image scanners or aka "backscatter" machines by June.  Unfortunately, they were still in operation at the Memphis airport yesterday when I flew back to Minnesota.  I can tell you from personal experience that this is an incredibly idiotic security system.  I'll get to that later.