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The U.S. Department of Justice has sued Maine and Oregon over their refusal to turn over voter data. Other states, including those led by Republican election officials, have also refused.
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A Bangor-based wedding catering business is the subject of more than 20 consumer complaints from couples who say services fell short or were never provided.
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Malunda Destino was arrested last month in Scarborough.
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According to a release from the sheriff's office, deputies shot and killed Isaac Robinson while conducting a search of his residence.
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Plaintiffs allege the ordinance violates the "Right to Food" amendment of the Maine Constitution that was ratified in 2021. It says Mainers have a right to "grow, raise, harvest, produce and consume food of their own choosing."
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The appeal was brought by Richard Tappen, who owns a beachfront cottage, and purchased a parcel of land that cuts in front of his long-time neighbor Clark Hill. Tappen then sued Hill for trespassing.
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Michel Tshimankinda was arrested in August for allegedly overstaying a visa, even though he said he had already applied for asylum.
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Brunswick police say a vehicle crashed into a sports complex Thursday morning while patrons were inside playing tennis and exercising.
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But the Maine Principals' Association is asking a federal court to block the request for a trove of information, saying it is irrelevant to the central issue in the DOJ's lawsuit against the state.
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A Denmark woman pleaded not guilty to two murder charges in Oxford County court today, after defense attorneys and prosecutors agreed that she is competent to stand trial.
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The three men, all from Ecuador, are challenging the legal basis of their detention by Border Patrol in Maine.
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According to a state police spokesperson, the district attorney's office determined that there was no negligence on the driver's part.