L.D. 864 would put more money in the classroom, and free up time for local administrators.

Legislators shouldn’t make our end-of-life decisions for us.

Small Maine towns have their own attitude.

A pharmacist and former legislator says requiring a prescription for pseudoephedrine will not curb the problem.

If the state was holding up its end, then cities like Waterville wouldn’t be arguing over what to cut.

The normalization of Trump indicates there may be less to the populist insurrection than imagined.

The Opportunity Agenda presented by the party’s legislative leaders stands in stark contrast to the governor’s budget.

Why fix a problem that doesn’t exist and take money away from people who are making a good living?

The party’s unity problems aren’t about ideology, but identity.

Once again, the governor is trying to move the state backwards.