VIDEO 16 hours ago Maine bill would make state a 'sanctuary' for gender surgeries Maine State Rep. Laurel Libby (R) on her efforts to block a proposal to make the state a sanctuary for transgender surgeries and treatments including for children
Police and Law Enforcement 2 days ago Maine sheriff had probable cause to detain Maine gunman before mass shooting, independent report claims U.S. Army and law enforcement officials had probable cause necessary to take the Lewiston, Maine, mass shooting perpetrator into custody before he committed the heinous crime.
Maine 3 days ago Feds select large stretch of New England coast for offshore wind development The federal government designated Friday a large area off New England's coast for offshore wind energy development, opening up potential for a lease sale in the Gulf of Maine.
Maine 4 days ago Future of Maine's lucrative baby eel industry to be decided by regulatory board A regulatory board is currently deliberating on the future of baby eel fishing quotas across the country. This decision is expected to have a significant impact in Maine.
Lent and Life 4 days ago Maine priest, during Lent, urges taking time to acknowledge God's constant presence among us Fr. Kyle Doustou, a priest from Maine and the chaplain of the University of Maine's Newman Center, shared reflections on what it means for God to truly be with humanity always.
Maine March 11 GOP AGs warn Maine to kill 'totalitarian' bill making sanctuary state for sex-change surgeries, or be sued 16 GOP attorneys general are sending a warning shot to Maine for a proposed bill that would establish the state as a sanctuary for sex-change surgeries for minors.
LIFESTYLE March 7 First American woman to race sailboat alone nonstop around world hopes to inspire other girls to sail Cole Brauer, 29, from Maine, successfully completed the Global Solo Challenge on Thursday, March 7, becoming the first American woman to race a sailboat nonstop around the world.
Maine March 7 Maine mass shooting suspect Robert Card had traumatic brain injuries, new scan shows Army reservist Robert Card, who allegedly shot and killed 18 people in Lewiston, Maine, had signs of traumatic brain injuries, a newly released scan found.
Politics March 7 Maine considers bill that would establish 'legal right' to abortion, transgender surgical procedures Maine considers bill that would legalize abortions and transgender procedures and protect clinicians from facing penalties.
Maine March 5 Pat Collins, mother of GOP Maine Sen. Susan, dead at 96 Patricia "Pat" Collins, a lifelong public servant and mother of six — including Republican Maine Sen. Susan Collins — died Tuesday. She was 96.