There’s a lack of trust in government, and no wonder
Legislators in Washington continue to place party before country, and the looming shutdown will be another painful reminder to the populace.
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Fifty years ago, the energy crisis officially began. And it hasn’t ended.
An attack in the Mideast led to an oil embargo in the West, and Mainers learned just how precarious their energy situation could be. The repercussions remain.
GOP lawmaker calls for scrutiny of DHHS after disclosure of eight public guardianship deaths
Lawmakers have scheduled an Oct. 25 meeting with the department to explain how it handles guardianships and how it will comply with notification requirements.
Franklin County hopes to start distributing opioid settlement money by the end of the year
An advisory committee is wasting little time reviewing applicants, then making recommendations for the dispersal.
Rumford police chief takes to Facebook to explain what happens to the arrests his officers are making
Case dismissals are concerning residents, so the department gets the word out that it’s just as frustrated.
Historic Catholic church in Sipayik is demolished
Friends mourn loss of the nearly 100-year-old St. Ann's church.
Debating Maine’s energy future in Question 3
Many claims were up for debate at a Question 3 forum hosted Tuesday in Augusta.
