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flag Starting Feb. 17, Minnesota’s Capitol will screen all visitors and staff at four entrances for weapons, following Gov. Walz’s executive order.

flag Starting Feb. 17, the Minnesota State Capitol will screen all visitors and staff at four public entrances for weapons, including firearms and explosives, as part of a new safety measure under Gov. flag Tim Walz’s executive order. flag The screenings, using metal detectors and X-ray machines, will occur at the south entrance and connecting tunnels, with elected officials exempt. flag Visitors with concealed carry permits can enter if they show ID and permit. flag The change follows a security review and aligns Minnesota with at least 37 other states using similar measures. flag The Capitol remains open to the public, with accessibility accommodations and a 4:30 p.m. weekday closing time.

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