The legislation would loosen development restrictions meant to protect endangered species.

The new plan aims to help solve what a many have called a constitutional crisis. Next up: A judge will hold a hearing Monday to lay out her plans for releasing or dropping charges against people who have been waiting for a lawyer.

In an interview with the Press Herald, Maine's 2nd District congressman criticizes those who say prices will automatically increase under Trump's tariffs — an argument U.S. Sen. Susan Collins put forward Wednesday.

A bill would increase the real estate transfer tax on some of the state's most expensive properties to fund affordable housing initiatives. But it would also give some tax relief to first-time home buyers.

The letter from the US Department of Education was sent to every state's K-12 education leaders asking them to sign a letter confirming compliance with a federal interpretation of Title VI and the Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard ruling.

Maine's financial services department said it takes all findings seriously and will work to address them, while Republicans have asked for a federal investigation on particular issues related to how the state awards contracts.

Police removed two children and two young dogs after finding 'severely unsanitary and unsafe' conditions.

Town officials consider the lack of fencing a safety risk for people who climb the wall.

Commissioners are looking into having the law amended to require staggered terms to avoid losing 10 members elected March 26 all at once.

A gunman shot and killed his mother Wednesday on Route 9 in Sabattus before exiting the vehicle, shooting at passing cars and killing another person. He then turned the gun on himself.

The 12th annual Prom Gown Giveaway this Saturday at the Foss Mansion in Auburn will have dresses of all styles and sizes for Androscoggin County high schoolers.

The Trump administration's focus on detaining and deporting suspected undocumented immigrants, coupled with differing approaches by local law enforcement agencies, has spread fear and uncertainty.

There will be one-, two- and three-bedroom units, with six of the ground-floor condos having attached garages.

The headquarters has had a tumultuous, two-century life.

Here's what we know about how Mainers will be impacted by the changes that begin Thursday.

The temporary traffic pattern with a two-way bike lane will be in place this summer as a way for officials to collect data without committing to permanent changes.

Maine lawmakers are weighing several bills designed to protect mobile homeowners, including one that would give residents the right of first refusal if their park comes up for sale.

President Donald Trump's 25% tariff on imported vehicles and parts goes into effect Thursday. Dealers, mechanics and consumers could all take a hit.

A federal jury convicted Robert Holland and Andre Muller in 2023 for the second time each on a charge of conspiracy to commit Hobbs Act robbery at a Rangeley residence.

The spending plan for 2025-26 is a combined $781,658 increase and will go to the Budget Advisory Committee for review.

Community Clinical Services said in a news release Wednesday that state and federal funding challenges are to blame.

Police confirmed one person was dead and authorities said there was no danger to the public.

Ricker Hill Orchards Maple Sugar Shack in Turner has already processed about 80 gallons of syrup this season.

Correctly guess where this photo was taken and you could win a $25 Hannaford Supermarket gift card.

The agency will freeze an unknown amount of money for 'administrative and technological functions' in schools but will not pause federal food programs or direct assistance for Mainers.

The overlapping date – Sept. 27 – is now a matter of contention between the 2 longtime events.

The Auburn Republican sued Ryan Fecteau last month, arguing that he and House Democrats violated her constitutional rights by blocking her from voting or speaking on the floor.

Stand-alone commercial property has been home to a number of businesses.

None of the state's 9 semifinalists moved on in the annual competition, often called the Oscars of the food world. That hasn't happened since 2014.

Despite plans to close its high school, the Catholic school system argued it will still be harmed by the state’s anti-discrimination rule barring it from receiving public tuition funds.

A third party would be hired to seek payment from insurance companies of nonresidents for certain services.

Pine Tree Offshore Wind has requested that the talks be temporarily suspended, citing 'recent shifts in the energy landscape.'

Municipal elections to be held April 11.

The Oxford County Sheriff's Office will take over 24-hour police coverage for the town after residents voted in favor of disbanding the Mexico Police Department for good.

Mainely Provisions laundromat on Main Street is closed until further notice after it was damaged by fire Tuesday night.

The Republican's support for the Democratic effort came despite the president's social media post calling on her to 'get on the Republican bandwagon, for a change' and 'FINALLY adhere to Republican Values and Ideals.'

Emails show Acting Commissioner Lee Dudek ignored his own staff's warnings and briefly killed Maine contracts because he was upset that the governor publicly defied President Donald Trump.

Greg Waters' Lisbon Falls home, garage and gallery next door are filled with works of art in several mediums.

The proposed $12 million 2025-26 budget reflects an increase of approximately $820,000 over the current budget. The annual town meeting will be held by referendum on Tuesday, June 10, 8 a.m. - 8p.m. at the Town Office.

Teachers Michelle Brann and Nicole Curtis speak of challenges teachers are facing following the arrest of a district teacher on child exploitation charges.

Charlie Turgeon is leading a petition drive to get the matter on the November ballot.

Tarlan Ahmadov submitted a resignation letter Tuesday, citing health reasons. His appointment had been criticized by members of Maine's Armenian community.

The change comes amid the Trump administration's hostility toward diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.

Chainsaw artist Greg Waters creates works of art from blocks of wood.

About 20 people in the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program office, which serves thousands of Maine households, were among the roughly 10,000 DHHS staffers laid off.

Title X funds affordable birth control, cancer screenings, and other sexual and reproductive health care to people with low incomes.

Jordan Excavation of Kingfield was the low bidder at $966,000 of four bids to replace a county bridge on Reed Road in the unorganized territory.

Residents drinking from highly contaminated wells face a new financial burden as state PFAS funding draws to a close.

The trademark infringement lawsuit calls the bulk-ordered 'boat tote' bags sold by 4Imprint Inc. 'confusingly similar' and a deliberate attempt to 'free ride' on the Maine company's popular item.

Librarians say the cuts to the Institute of Museum and Library Services will devastate museums and libraries in Maine and across the nation.