Cheap college credits, land bonds and trash talk make the news this week.

Increasing the minimum wage with help low-income families, and the economy.

Governor and his allies offer a false choice between paying hospitals and providing services to the elderly and disabled.

The governor’s plan to increase timber harvesting goes against the purpose of state-owned forests.

Shrinking towns and rising costs have to be addressed, whatever comes of the governor’s budget.

Governor has hammered away at the Efficiency Maine program, and now his allies on the PUC have used a missing word as an excuse to cut it back.

The agency’s multiple public health efforts would be undercut if a plan to cut staff passes.

Bad nutrition, politician pay and Sunshine Week are in the news this week.

Office of Program Evaluation and Government Accountability is undoubtedly the right body to conduct the investigation.