Maine Man Who Murdered Parents, Stabbed Dog to Death Now a Female Per Windham Prison
The Maine Department of Corrections now considers a Maine man who brutally murdered his parents in 2016 a female inmate.
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Hannaford, Central Maine Power, LL Bean and General Dynamic Are No Longer Listed as EqualityMaine Sponsors
Four of Maine’s largest companies are no longer listed as financial sponsors of Equality Maine, a non-profit that has advocated
Read morePortland Cops Warn Christian Pastor Preaching Outside Portland Abortion Clinic He is Violating Maine Civil Rights Act
A Brunswick pastor preaching outside Portland’s Planned Parenthood abortion clinic Tuesday was told by police that he was violating the
Read morePalermo Baptist Church Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Slogans
The Second Baptist Church in Palermo was vandalized Saturday night with pro-abortion slogans and red paint. The vandals painted “abortion
Read moreLobstermen Vow Lawsuit If Feds Expand Restricted Fishing Zone Over Right Whale
The federal National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) may become the subject of yet another lawsuit if it moves forward
Read moreNearly Half of Maine Sex Offenders Released Between 2005 and 2019 Offended Again: USM Report
The Maine Statistical Analysis Center, part of the University of Southern Maine’s Catherine Cutler Institute, published a report in July
Read morePublic Hearing on California-Style Rules to Limit Gas-Powered Cars, Trucks Scheduled for Later This Week at Augusta Civic Center
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection (Maine DEP) is set to hold a public hearing at 9am on August 17
Read moreMaine DHHS Resumes Eligibility Checks for MaineCare Following Pandemic-Era Freeze: 3,000 Deemed Ineligible for Coverage So Far
The Maine Department of Health and Human Services began “unwinding” MaineCare’s 400,000-plus enrollment two months ago by “redetermining” all recipients’
Read moreWhile Collecting Millions in COVID Relief, MaineHealth Bought Commercial Real Estate
The following report from Chris Woodard was originally published in NH Journal. It is re-published here with permission. To read
Read moreSouth Portland Approves State-Funded Agreement to Keep Housing Migrants at Howard Johnson for 12 More Months
During a special public meeting Tuesday, the South Portland City Council approved an agreement to extend the temporary transitional housing
Read moreAppeals Court Rules Against Gov. Mills in Case Challenging Vaccine Mandate for Health Care Workers
Health care workers who say Maine Gov. Janet Mills’ COVID-19 vaccine mandate violated their First Amendment rights scored a victory
Read moreLawsuit Seeks to Invalidate EMS Vaccine Mandate
A legal challenge filed on behalf of Mainers who lost their jobs as a result of a COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Read moreUMaine Professor Fired For Criticizing Mask Mandates Fighting for Her Free Speech Rights
A University of Southern Maine professor has filed a lawsuit against the UMaine system alleging that she was wrongfully fired
Read moreMaine Food Stamp Benefits Slashed in March
Low-income Maine residents have begun receiving letters informing them that their Food Stamp benefits will be slashed in March. In
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