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One month in: State Capitol weapons screening running smoothly

One month into 2026 session screening, Minnesota State Patrol says it’s improving safety while keeping the Capitol open and welcoming.

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Weapons screening at the State Capitol: What to know

Visitors to the Capitol during the 2026 legislative session must pass through weapons screening and should review current security rules and prohibited items before arriving.

Weapons screening at the State Capitol: What to know

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Two visitors go through the weapons screening area at the Minnesota State Capitol.

One month in: State Capitol weapons screening running smoothly

One month into 2026 session screening, Minnesota State Patrol says it’s improving safety while keeping the Capitol open and welcoming.

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Photos of troopers left from right: Mohamed Bah, Delaney Row, Kyle Oswald and Kelvin Harris

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