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The Minnesota Department of Public Safety announcing new security measures that go into effect today at the State Capitol Those new security restrictions go into effect immediately

Special elections to fill two open Senate seats in November could determine the balance of power at the capitol Sen. Bruce Anderson died suddenly last week and Sen. Nicole Mitchell was convicted of felony burglary charges

Minnesota lawmakers speaking out about security at the State Capitol in St. Paul Dept. of Public Safety and State Patrol are launching three independent investigations aimed at boosting security

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz says the state capitol building needs significant security upgrades "There's no state that allows so many open access points that you can get in from any corner," said Walz

Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher calls for tighter security and metal detectors at Minnesota State Capitol Building "Let's just face it, political violence in this country is more polarized than it's ever been in decades"

PHOTOS: Former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman lies in state at the state capitol in St. Paul Hortman, her husband, and their dog were killed in an attack and are the 20th in Minnesota to receive the honor

A slain Minnesota lawmaker's beloved dog, Gilbert, stays with her as she and her spouse lie in state The honor Friday for Gilbert made him the first known dog or non-human to lie in state

Mourners make early trek to capitol building to pay respects to Melissa Hortman and her family

Capitol prepares for thousands to pay respects to House Speaker Melissa Hortman, her husband, and the family dog The public can see the Hortman's lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda between noon and 5:00 p.m.

100 Black business owners expected at the Capitol to honor Melissa and Mark Hortman