“Let us be part of this investigation,” said Governor Tim Walz, at a press conference early this afternoon.  This comment and others followed a press conference by Homeland Security Secretary  Kristi Noem this morning. In that performance, she said that … Continue reading →

“Get the fuck out of our Minneapolis.  We don’t want you here,” said Mayor Jacob Frey at a press conference early this afternoon.  His comment  followed the shooting and murder of a 37 year old, white woman, and American citizen, … Continue reading →

Governor Janet Mills, 78, announced today that she will allow nearly all of the enacted bills held from the prior session of the Legislature to become law. The Governor announced this afternoon that 52 of the 61 bills from the … Continue reading →

Visit Portland has announced the launch of Winter Weekdays, a statewide dining and hospitality promotion designed to boost midweek business during Maine’s winter season according to a press release issued late this afternoon. The off season campaign runs from Monday, … Continue reading →

On January 5, 2026, at about 9:02 am., the Maine State Police responded to a report of a tractor-trailer truck on Route 11 in Masardis that was stuck in the power lines.  Troopers investigating the scene determined that the driver … Continue reading →

An independent study released today concludes that the University of Maine’s world-class education and research strengths uniquely position the institdution to improve health access and outcomes by establishing Maine’s first public medical school, but that limited financial and residency capacity … Continue reading →

Congresswoman Chellie Pingree (D-ME) Ranking Member of the House Appropriations Interior, Environment and Related Agencies Subcommittee, announced this afternoon that she has successfully stripped a provision in the FY2026 funding bill that would have shielded pesticide manufacturers like Bayer from … Continue reading →

Democratic Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona has been censured by Defense Secretary Hegseth it was announced today.  The censure came because of the Senator’s involvement in a video with other lawmakers that called on troops to resist unlawful orders.  Hegseth, … Continue reading →

TEMPOart announced late last year that it has selected three Maine-based artists for its 2026 season of temporary public art installations.  Last year marked a major milestone for the organization’s 10th anniversary – along with this milestone comes a new, … Continue reading →

Following President Trump’s unilateral actions in Venezuela today, Governor Janet Mills, 78, is calling on Senator Susan Collins, 73, to use her position in the Senate to hold the Trump administration accountable and demand answers on behalf of the American … Continue reading →