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Rats running rampant in South Portland neighborhood
The city is unsure what is leading to the growing infestation, but there have been reports elsewhere of rats relocating in the pandemic, with restaurant dumpsters no longer an easy food source.
Olympia Snowe joins growing chorus of Maine politicians calling for Trumps removal from office
Former Maine U.S. Senator Olympia Snowe called for the resignation of President Trump Saturday on social media.
Governor Mills unveils details of new spending plan to address pandemic-related revenue shortfall
Governor Janet Mills unveiled a new spending plan on Friday that she says will not raise taxes.
King, Pingree advocate for Trump’s removal from office
Two members of Maine’s congressional delegation support the use of the 25th Amendment to try to remove President Donald Trump from office after his supporters breached the U.S. Capitol.
Governor Mills to unveil budget plan with no tax increases
Governor Janet Mills is expected to unveil a mostly flat state budget that will not introduce tax increases.
Lewiston police urge residents to lock their vehicles amid rash of burglaries
Police in Lewiston are reminding Mainers to lock their vehicles and not to leave valuables inside, after a slew of reported break-ins in the new year.
Elementary school in Strong briefly placed in lockdown; local man arrested
An elementary school in Franklin County was on lockdown for about an hour Thursday morning.
Maine schools get more funding under COVID-19 stimulus
The U.S. Department of Education is awarding more than $183 million to Maine’s K-12 schools as part of the latest federal coronavirus relief package.
Maine-based COVID-19 testing swab manufacturer named “Company of the Year”
A Maine manufacturer of medical supplies that have proved critical during the coronavirus pandemic won a Company of the Year award from a business magazine.
Collins: Congress will affirm presidential election results
All four members of Maine’s congressional delegation were safe after demonstrators stormed the Capitol building to delay Congress from certifying the results of November’s election.