It isn’t really boring, though, since people outside government are stepping up to tackle big issues.

By using an expenditure forecast system, right-sizing MaineCare and preventing Medicaid expansion, the state finished the year without a Medicaid shortfall.

Biases in medical schools have turned many students away from the primary care career choice.

Skowhegan area will benefit from Elevate Maine, an early care and education system for children from the time they are born until they enter kindergarten.

For Gov. LePage and his allies, scapegoating the poor has become a successful political tool.

There was so much brokenness in New Orleans that I began to think that tears were what had flooded the city, not the salty waters of Lake Pontchartrain.

Maine Alliance for Addiction Recovery will close on Dec. 31 unless its funding is restored.