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Robert F. Bukaty/APFor the last 28 months, the Maine Association of Realtors said the state saw year-over-year increases in home listing activity and increased buyer activity as a result. -
Robert F. Bukaty/AP fileThe New England Clean Energy Connect project through western Maine faced years of political and legal opposition.
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The report, which was written by officials at the Governor's Office of Policy Innovation and the Future, mobile home residents, park owners and other advocates, comes as corporate investors show growing interest in purchasing mobile home parks in Maine. -
Commissioners will be appointed to represent the Wabanaki Nations as well as the state’s interests within the 10 and a half million acres of the Unorganized Territory. -
The two companies say changes to Maine's solar subsidies violated the U.S. Constitution by targeting out-of-state developers. -
Details are scarce, but Gov. Mills and the mayors of Portland and Lewiston said they're bracing for a potential influx of federal immigration agents. -
School administrators are updating their bus safety practices after two students were hit and killed by school busses this school year. -
From 2022 to 2023, the estimated dollars paid to farmers through these five programs grew 18%, from $2,748,179 to $3,245,323, according to the report. -
The resolution would have required congressional approval before President Donald Trump could use additional force in Venezuela. Although it advanced last week, it failed Wednesday after Trump targeted five GOP defectors and called Collins "a disaster." -
The bill would create a $2 million grant fund to support security measures. -
Details are still scarce, but both mayors said operations could begin next week. -
The Trump Administration launched investigations into two Maine school districts today alleging that they violated Title IX by allowing students to participate in sports based on their ‘gender identity,’ rather than biological sex.
