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Lawmakers are rushing to finalize work on revisions to the state's two-year budget before the Legislature is slated to adjourn mid-week.

Gov. Janet Mills has signed a budget bill that makes substantial additional investments in housing programs, child care and a new paid family and medical leave program.

Later this week, Democrats at the State House are expected to enact a $9.8 billion baseline budget on party line votes, rejecting Republicans' request that an income tax cut and a study of Maine welfare programs be included in a separate spending bill.

Maine Democratic Gov. Janet Mills will unveil her two-year budget proposal Wednesday, a spending plan that she says will continue initiatives she began during her first term.

While previously serving as governor, Republican Paul LePage made cuts to a state program that shares revenue with towns and cities. It's a policy that Democrats say forced municipalities to reduce services and raise property taxes — and they warn it could happen again if LePage is elected.

The state's biennial budget is moving out of committee and headed to the full Legislature. The Legislature's budget-writing committee has given the proposal bipartisan support.

Maine’s governor returns to discuss the latest on COVID-19 vaccination distribution, the state’s financial outlook, and the supplemental budget…

Gov. Janet Mills praised the bipartisan budget as one that addresses crucial needs of the state like property tax relief, increased funding for education,…

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We’ll discuss some of the significant legislation making its way through the legislative process, including paid leave, sports betting, budget…