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A new headquarters will give the department the ability to bring multiple offices in Augusta, and one in Bangor, to the same building.

University of Southern Maine officials said Tuesday the move forgave the debts of more than 750 students.

Maine plans to distribute more than $9 million to hundreds of mental health and substance use disorder service providers starting next week.

The proposed state budget includes language to allow the state to borrow up to $39.5 million for the project.

The Maine House voted 80-57 along party lines in favor of amending the Maine Constitution to prohibit discrimination based on gender.

The full Maine Legislature will convene three times in February to vote on bills, but committee work will continue to be done virtually.

One of Maine's U.S. representatives is calling on the National Archives to make official records more readily available to veterans.

With a high quality of life and need for attorneys, supporters hope law school students will consider putting down roots in the county.

After several people spoke in opposition to the project, the applicant asked that it be tabled.

Teacher shortages cause nation to pose the question: Who’s teaching the kids?