Maine delegates to Democratic National Convention sticking with support for Biden

While several lamented last week's fumbling debate performance by the president, they said he's still the better candidate and that it's too late to try and organize behind someone else.

Gov. Mills sued over alleged violation of Freedom of Access Act

The lawsuit, from the editor of a conservative media outlet, seeks the release of information regarding Gov. Mill's schedule during the December storm that wreaked havoc in Maine.

Why a push behind a ban on flavored tobacco in Maine evaporated

House leaders say they didn't have the votes in one of the most heavily lobbied pieces of legislation this session, frustrating and angering advocates.

Gov. Mills decides against removing Oxford County sheriff from office

The governor based her decision not to remove Christopher Wainwright from office on the recommendation of former Maine Supreme Judicial Court Justice Donald G. Alexander.

Gov. Mills has ‘significant concerns’ with Democrats’ budget changes

Democrats used their majority to advance a state budget proposal – one that unravels a bipartisan effort to stabilize highway projects by moving away from fuel taxes and tapping a revenue stream from electric vehicles.

Legislature sends shoreland zoning enforcement bill to Gov. Mills

The governor is expected to sign L.D. 2101 to strengthen shoreland zoning enforcement — inspired by a series of violations at a property in Raymond owned by an Auburn businessman.

Mills, Collins cut ribbon at new Farmington child care education center

New affordable rental housing coming to Waterville and Hallowell as Maine makes strides to ease housing shortage

Gov. Janet Mills joined local officials Tuesday at a housing summit hosted by the Greater Portland Council of Governments focused on finding solutions to build more housing to ease the market and improve the workforce shortage.

Mills makes formal requests for federal disaster relief from January storms

The state estimates that the storms caused $70.3 million in damage to roads, piers and other public infrastructure.

State urges Winthrop, other school districts to take electric buses off the road due to defects

Winthrop, Vinalhaven and Yarmouth reported problems last fall with electric school buses, and the Maine Department of Education is advising all Lion Electric Co. buses be parked until further inspections are done.