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A historic wave of unemployment claims and a flood of fraudulent filings conspired with technology problems and staffing woes to create delays and headaches for people seeking benefits.

Plagued by member vacancies, turnover and the pandemic, the new chair of the Maine State Board of Property Tax Review and the governor’s office say they are working to move forward dozens of cases before the board that have been stalled for years...

George Loder's federal whistleblower lawsuit says he suffered retaliation for calling out illegal practices by a secretive intelligence-gathering center run by the state police.

Bangor Daily News. March 24, 2022.

Asks for end to 'patchwork' of legislation.

AUGUSTA — A bill that would penalize prosecutors who listen to recordings of attorney-client conversations made by Maine county jail phone systems was instead turned into a study group on Thursday. The vote came after conversations with the state...

Oxford County Sheriff's Office report submitted to District Attorney's Office for review.

Court-appointed attorney Jesse James Ian Archer claims the jail appears to be either violating the privacy of inmates or violating state public access laws.

Oxford County Sheriff's Office report submitted to District Attorney's Office for review.

Librarians who have had loans forgiven through Public Service Loan Forgiveness talk about their experiences.