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Maine's highest court upholds Sunday hunting ban

The right to hunt on Sundays has long been debated in Maine, and numerous bills over the years proposing to end the ban have failed.

Maine foreign election interference law may be paused by federal judge

Four lawsuits were filed after Maine voters overwhelmingly passed Question 2 in November to regulate foreign electioneering.

Testimony for Sunday hunting ban brought to Maine Supreme Judicial Court

Fate of Sunday hunting could hinge on meaning of single word

Lawyers argued Wednesday morning whether Maine’s Sunday hunting ban is now unconstitutional based on the right-to-food amendment.

Maine Supreme Court weighs wording in "Our Power" ballot referendum question

At the center of the case is whether voters will be confused about how the entity would operate when it comes time to vote.

State police collected info on political activist, former attorney testifies

Former state police attorney Christopher Parr testified during the first day of a civil lawsuit over a retaliation claim within the agency.

Maine Court Hears Arguments On Residency Requirement For Recreational Marijuana Businesses

AP file Buyers are let in to purchase cannabis products at Theory Wellness on Friday, Oct. 9, 2020, in South Portland, Maine. The Mills administration on Thursday defended its decision to drop enforcement of a residency requirement for recreational marijuana business owners. It acted in the face of a lawsuit. Medical marijuana businesses wanted the Maine Supreme Court to order it be enforced. They fear without it, they could be driven out of business by big, out-of-state competitors. The Mills administration decided against enforcing the requirement after a federal court case in Portland and an attorney general's opinion that it was likely unconstitutional.