A Connecticut prosecutor warned Gov. Janet Mills when she served as attorney general in 2016 that Maine’s chief medical examiner, serving as an outside witness, had given testimony that a judge in that state deemed not credible in a child manslaughter trial.
Republicans in the Maine House of Representatives dealt a blow Thursday to one of the first signature early pieces of legislation introduced by Democrats after the party made significant gains in the November 2018 election.
Good morning from Augusta, where later today Gov. Janet Mills will sign her first bill into law, renaming an Orono bridge for a Maine soldier killed in Afghanistan.
Lawmakers are being asked to revise the design of the Maine state flag by adopting a version first used in 1901.
U.S. Sen. Susan Collins will not support President Donald Trump’s judicial nominee to serve on the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, which covers parts of Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan and Tennessee.
Since her time on the campaign trail, Gov. Janet Mills has been vocal about her desire to increase teacher salaries in Maine.
Legislative hearings begin today on Gov. Janet Mills’ $8 billion two-year budget, a process that is set to take about a month before a key panel begins doing the long and difficult work of reshaping the document.
Maine U.S. Sen. Susan Collins is warning people about a telephone scam involving Social Security numbers.
Justin Trudeau’s ship may be sinking, but he’s not changing course.
Two young state representatives discussed problems an aging workforce presents in Maine and what solutions should be and already are in the process of being implemented during a Bangor Daily News event Thursday evening.
