April is National Childhood Abuse Prevention Month. Time for us all to reflect on our parenting practices.

Platner’s past comments and his failure to take real responsibility for them makes his candidacy alarming.

Mainers with mental illness deserve access to high-quality services, meaningful due process protections and a system that is reliable and transparent.

Our state should be an affordable place to live. Augusta is making that harder than it needs to be.

The Trump administration is not the role model.

The senator projects an image of fighting for funding and projects that benefit hard-working Mainers. To me, it’s all a slick advertising display.

The repurposing of the Long Creek Youth Development Center is stalled once again. What is stopping Maine legislators from being the force to invest in our youth?

While the additional $1.5 million in the governor’s supplemental budget is a definite boost, we need to allocate more permanent funding.