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U.S. Sens. Angus King and Susan Collins asked the departments of Homeland Security and Labor to release maximum amount of H2B visas for 2026.
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The Greater Portland Metro says 10% of its bus operators could lose their license under the new rule, though not all at once.
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Journalist Colin Woodard discusses his new book about our divided nation and what it will take to repair the rifts
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Jared Golden made the announcement in a lengthy column published in the Bangor Daily News in which he lamented the increasing hostility in the nation's politics and threats against him and his family.
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Two-hour show: Political leaders discuss federal standoff and what it means for Maine; community leaders address statewide impacts
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Hunting with lead bullets can leave residue that is toxic to wild scavengers such as bald eagles.
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As the government shutdown heads into November, some 170,000 people in Maine are bracing for the loss of monthly grocery money from the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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A new study published in the Journal of Pediatrics has found that early exposure to peanuts has resulted in roughly 40,000 fewer allergies in U.S. children over the past decade.
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The poll shows that 58% of likely Democratic primary voters favor Platner. Janet Mills, Maine's two-term governor, who was recruited by national party leaders, was polling at just 24%. None of the other candidates in the crowded field received more than 1%.
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Platner says he didn't know about the Nazi affiliation when he got the tattoo as an 18-year-old rifleman in the Marines.
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Analysis of the candidates and campaigns for Maine governor and U.S. House & Senate, and top issues leading into the 2026 election
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The nationwide series of protests included at least 40 demonstrations in Maine. Participants talked about what they see as Trump's unlawful expansions of executive powers and cuts to essential services.