See how you were redistricted
| Feb. 15, 2022 A special court panel ordered new political district boundaries Tuesday that Minnesota will use for the next 10 years. The new maps make many changes to legislative districts, leaving numerous state lawmakers paired in districts with other incumbents. But University of Minnesota political science professor Kathryn Pearson says the new lines do little to reshape the competitiveness of Minnesota's eight congressional districts. "No current incumbents at the congressional level, the federal level were put in new districts and the vote share between the parties did not change that much," Pearson said. Read our analysis of the new maps and use our finder to see how you were redistricted.
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Amir Locke’s funeral set for Thursday
| | The 22-year-old Black man’s funeral will be Thursday at the Shiloh Temple International Ministries in Minneapolis, with remarks from Rev. Al Sharpton. Locke was killed by police during a search warrant where he was not named. | |
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| A Mayo doctor warns lawmakers of long-haul COVID's health, economic toll | | Some 2.2 million Americans may be unable to return to work because of long-haul COVID-19 symptoms, according to a Mayo Clinic expert. He warned state lawmakers to prepare for workplace disruptions and to support greater collaboration across health systems to improve research and access to care for long COVID. | |
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