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Secretary of State Shenna Bellows recent announcement of a recall of profanity themed vanity plates is an occasion to take a look at the most prominent and enduring proclamations that decorate vehicles in Maine and elsewhere. One expression, however, that Bellows will not be recalling and appears on all regularly issued – that is non […]
The question of keeping the Maine license plate moniker has been a recurring question.
AS part of our weekly Crime Files series, we are taking a look back at the archives to bring you stories from Herefordshire's history.
Indianapolis Star A Marion County judge has temporarily halted Gov. Eric Holcomb’s order to stop providing federal pandemic unemployment benefits, meaning those benefits will continue to flow to out-of-work Hoosiers for the time being. Judge John Hanley issued the order Friday, less than two weeks after the faith group Concerned Clergy of Indianapolis and four individuals filed a lawsuit challenging Holcomb’s decision to end the benefits early. The judge's order lasts until the lawsuit, which also targets Indiana Department of Workforce Development Commissioner Frederick Payne, m...
Virginia Supreme Court: Charlottesville allowed to remove Confederate statues By (0) The Supreme Court of Virginia ruled Thursday that a state law does not prohibit removal of this statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee in downtown Charlottesville. File Photo by Alex Edelman/UPI | License Photo April 1 (UPI) -- The Virginia Supreme Court ruled Thursday that state law does not ban Charlottesville from removing Confederate statues at the hub of deadly neo-Nazi rally in 2017. At issue, was the Confederate statues of Robert E. Lee and Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson, which white nationalists...