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Lewiston native and former mayor Paul Dionne to discuss his books in-person and via Zoom from 6-7 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 17, at the Franco-American Collection at the University of Southern Maine in Lewiston. He has written two novels, “The Priestess and The Pope” and “Madeleine’s Inquisition,” both with the basic theme that the religious […]

Meant to reduce polarization, Maine’s ballot-box initiative has created a chasm, though some say both parties could prosper.

While Paul LePage sought to limit the flow of immigrants to the state during his eight years in office, Janet Mills has reversed many of those policies in her nearly four years in office.

Following a national trend by other Republican governors, former Gov. Paul LePage on Monday unveiled the outline of a parents bill of rights.

The Judiciary Committee spent more than 4 hours in a hearing Wednesday afternoon regarding the reappointment of York County District Judge Jeffrey Moskowitz.

Gov. Janet Mills’ political family was a unique asset in her kitchen cabinet during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. Both sister Dora, the chief health improvement officer for MaineHealth, and brother Peter, the governor’s older brother and the head of the Maine Turnpike Authority, shared notes both informal and formal as the state scrambled to fight the pandemic.

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The National Governors Association is hosting its semiannual meeting in Maine for the first time in nearly 40 years.

The former governor is campaigning on a different approach to his old idea of eliminating the state income tax.

The former president gets his revenge on a member of his own party, and Democrats lose a crucial House seat in Texas.