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A Superior Court justice ordered the Maine County Commissioners Association self-funded risk management pool to pay attorneys' fees and release the wrongfully withheld documents detailing a settlement with a former Kennebec County jail inmate who alleged that officers used excessive force and racial slurs against him.

A Superior Court justice ordered the Maine County Commissioners Association self-funded risk management pool to pay attorneys' fees and release the wrongfully withheld documents detailing a settlement with a former Kennebec County jail inmate who alleged that officers used excessive force and racial slurs against him.

A Maine middle school teacher who referred to heterosexual couples as “breeders” discussed strategies for dodging public records requests.

Kingfield Planning Board members watch an MMA planning board training. From left, interim code enforcement officer Billy Gilmore, board members Jared Clukey, Clay Tranten, Mark Wahl, Richard Hawkes, and Scott Hoisington. (Sue Davis photo) KINGFIELD — Chair Clay Tranten called the Tuesday, Dec. 13, Kingfield Planning Board meeting to order at 5:50 p.m. to discuss

Processes in place to ensure parents have a role in the oversight of the schools have been hijacked.

Utah's effort to close the digital divide

Opposition protests, treasury MPAs say unaware of objectives of resolutions

A committee has been formed to review the graphic novel and evaluate its appropriateness for high school students.

An audit submitted last spring and discussed by city and school officials in September warned about problems that appear to have contributed to some employees not being paid correctly or on time since October.

The people of Maine deserve to know what Gov. Janet Mills tried to do to select members of the press, and how willing established outlets were to give this whole story a good leaving alone.