Fleeing the scene of a dog attack may become a crime in Maine

Spurred by a mauling in Gardiner last summer, legislators consider creating a new law to keep owners on the scene when their dogs assault someone.

Analysis: Susan Collins is most likely to work across aisle

Democrats say Republican Sen. Susan Collins toes the party line too often, but a think tank at Georgetown University says she's the most likely to work across party lines

Angus King wants more information on obstruction of justice issue

He and other members of Maine's congressional delegation urge – to one extent or another – the release of special counsel Robert Mueller's report.

Ben Carson hails efforts to remove lead from Lewiston homes

In whirlwind tour, the nation's HUD secretary saw federal programs in action.

Seniors need more attention and help, Susan Collins says

Speaking to Meals on Wheels backers in Auburn, Maine's senior senator discusses problems facing aging Mainers.

Wayne Gallant case spurs legislators to eye ways to deal with wayward elected officials

Sen. Lisa Keim, R-Oxford, says changes are needed to protect public integrity.

You’re not breaking the law by entering an office March Madness tournament office pool

Betting on the NCAA basketball tournament is generally legal in Maine.

Maine House OKs switch to Indigenous Peoples Day

Lawmakers want to take a bite out of puppy sales

Proposed legislation would bar the few traditional pet stores left in Maine from selling dogs and cats.

Susan Collins’ only challenger collecting cans and bottles to fund campaign

Independent Danielle Ravyn VanHelsing seeks campaign cash while cleaning up Maine.