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Officers shot and killed a man in the town of Hartford after he ran at them with a knife.
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The ruling follows a lawsuit from Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey and a coalition of other states.
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Maine was one of about 20 states that sued the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development over a new policy that would have gutted federal funding for permanent and rapid rehousing services.
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State officials have said as a result of new federal policies, about 1,200 people in Maine could lose their long-term housing and risk becoming homeless.
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The attorneys general say the U.S. Department of Agriculture has access to billions of dollars in contingency funds and can use them pay for the November benefits.
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Maine attorney general Aaron Frey Monday celebrated the administration's retreat.
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Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey and counterparts from across the country brought the lawsuit earlier this year.
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Ryan Nichols, 37, was fatally shot in an altercation with police early on November 30th, 2024. Police responded after a 911 caller reported he was assaulting her family members, according to a letter from Attorney General Aaron Frey.
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Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey has joined 21 other states' attorneys general in a lawsuit against the Trump Administration for requiring states to support its immigration enforcement efforts in order to receive federal funds to help crime victims.
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Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey and 50 other attorneys general have sent warning letters to 37 voice service providers, demanding that they take action now to stop illegal robocalls from being routed through their networks.