While many states share election results online on election night, Maine and a handful of others do not have statewide online reporting.
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Maine expects to announce winners in ranked-choice runoffs on Thursday
The process is being used to determine the winners in both gubernatorial races, and the Democratic primary in Maine’s 2nd Congressional District.
Maine prison official says transgender policy follows state and federal laws
Prison policies have been scrutinized in the wake of 4 female inmates suing the state, alleging sexual harassment and assault by a transgender prisoner.
Pittston Fair preparations underway for weekendlong event | photos
Staff photographer Joe Phelan captures people setting up for this weekend’s Pittston Fair.
Former Togus VA firehouse employee put cameras over co-workers’ beds
Michael Nicholas, 47, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to 1 count of giving a false statement to a federal officer.
Memorial set for assistant Searsmont fire chief who died Sunday
The service for Wayne Woodbury, who succumbed to injuries he sustained during last month’s fire and explosion at Robbins Lumber, will be held June 24 at Belfast Area High School.
Susan Collins, Jared Golden, Angus King and Chellie Pingree won’t share how they voted in Maine primary
Maine’s congressional delegation stayed fairly tight-lipped about their preferences in key primary races.
Maine will not participate in Trump’s ‘Great American State Fair’
The weekslong celebration on the National Mall in Washington D.C. will be headlined by a speech from President Trump, who admonished artists for dropping out of the event over its politicized nature.
Portland man found not competent to stand trial in killing of group home employee
Armando Javier Negrete, 40, is accused of fatally stabbing Shalom House employee Marlene McNeill in May. He will remain in state custody.
Waterville passes $66.8M municipal, school budget on second first reading
While some councilors disagreed with the high tax burden, other felt the increase was inevitable.