Senate President Rob McColley says no override votes are scheduled this month, even though he believes the votes are there.

There are fewer public entrances and more security officers around the State Capitol under new changes public safety ...

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Cleveland State University officials cite a provision in the recently passed state budget as the reason it’s discontinuing a ...

Minnesota purchased a mass notification system several years ago to alert legislators about emergencies, but state leaders ...

Starting Wednesday, visitors to the Minnesota State Capitol will encounter tighter security and fewer public entry points ...

The Jeffrey Epstein files saga at times all but ground Capitol Hill to a halt last month — driving a wedge between ...

Discover the new safety measures at the Minnesota State Capitol, reducing entry points to ensure visitor safety after recent ...

The battle between Texas Democrats and the Texas House continues with one more day before lawmakers were told to meet and ...

Minnesota is among a minority of state capitols that do not have security measures like X-ray machines or metal detectors.

Capitol security has tightened in response to the assassination of Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, and the attempt to kill Sen. John Hoffman, (DFL-Champlin), and his family.

Minnesota’s Department of Public Safety announced a list of new Capitol Security measures this week, hoping to increase ...