A Senate panel today began considering ways to improve security at the Minnesota state Capitol. A pie-throwing incident last year, at least two bomb scares, and attacks on government buildings around the country have sparked concerns over what some see as lax Capitol security. But lawmakers are reluctant to do anything that gives citizens the impression they're not welcome at the building funded by their tax dollars.
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