Minnesota is one of about 10 states that don’t require security screening, such as metal detectors or X-ray machines, to ...

Safety is again front and center at the State Capitol on Wednesday morning following the deadly attacks on lawmakers more than two months ago, and last month's incident where a naked man was found ...

The proposed measures follow a series of high profile attacks on government officials, including the firebombing of the Governor’s Mansion in Harrisburg in April, and shootings that targeted two ...

The debate over whether or not to install metal detectors at the Minnesota State Capitol will come into focus again on ...

Minnesota's 15% tax on cannabis products solved a budget problem, but some worry it will drive buyers away from regulated, ...

A state panel tasked with making security recommendations for the Minnesota Capitol meets Wednesday for the first time since ...

Additional state-level conversations playing out Wednesday on future safety measures at Minnesota’s Capitol complex in Saint Paul.

Guns and metal detectors at the state Capitol could become a sticking point this fall among members of a committee that advises lawmakers on security issues.

Luzerne County’s Election Board voted Wednesday to accept the election bureau’s recommendation to lease a new voting system from Hart InterCivic for use in 2026.

The "*** TEST ONLY ***" alert text message was sent to County Commissioners, State Representatives, and State Senators who live in Ramsey County. The test alert was also sent to Sheriff Bob Fletcher ...

Minnesota leaders discuss security amid recent tragedies, exploring weapons screenings and policy changes to ensure safety at the state capitol.