The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled in a split decision Wednesday that it is legal for Minnesotans to possess ghost guns without a serial number because current state law does not clearly restrict it.

The Minnesota Supreme Court has ruled that it's not illegal to possess a so-called "ghost gun," a firearm that lacks a serial number and is often assembled in parts, after more than a year of ...

Felons and Ghost Guns: How people who aren't supposed to have guns are building them with parts bought online They’re untraceable, accessible, and involved in thousands of violent crimes. Unlike ...