Gov. Paul LePage has long criticized the practice, but it doesn’t drive up costs — and it keeps experienced educators around.

Singling out one group won’t help; understanding and addressing the true causes of violence will.

Their popularity, and chronic federal underfunding, have created a maintenance nightmare that must be addressed, even if it means higher fees.

Just as after the ice storm of 1998, with electricity out, neighbors will have to help neighbors.

When it comes to Medicaid, the governor is wrong about how much it costs, how it works and who gets it.

To slow down the drug crisis, President Trump could do a lot worse than helping to revive America’s struggling communities.

What the president is saying is at odds with his actions.

Maine’s infrastructure is in poor shape. The funding in Question 3, and more, is necessary for a better economy.

Gov. Paul LePage’s actions are making it more difficult for some Mainers to find work.

Maine couldn’t support the corporate giant now, but it can help entrepreneurs and new products get their start.