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Lobstermen to get federal help to comply with whale rules
A funding package approved by federal lawmakers includes more than $17 million to help the lobster fishing industry adjust to new rules designed to protect rare whales.
Maine looks to make it easy for students to get transcripts
Maine might make it easier for students and graduates to get access to their school transcripts.
Maine lawmakers vote for pay increase at psychiatric centers
The Maine House of Representatives has endorsed a proposal to increase pay for employees of two psychiatric centers in the state.
3 charged in Hancock County drug bust
Three people from Hancock County have been charged in connection with trafficking meth, cocaine, and fentanyl.
Maine close on safeguards to protect ballot, voting machines
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine is closer to enacting new safeguards to protect its ballots and voting machines from tampering.
Maine’s largest city to incentivize renewable energy, heat
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Maine’s largest city is creating an incentive program to try to motivate residents to adopt renewable energy and heating sources.
Maine National Guard addresses sexual assault, harassment
BANGOR, Maine (AP) The Maine National Guard is proposing steps including partnering with the Maine Coalition Against Sexual Assault to improve its handling of sexual assault and harassment within its ranks.
Man arrested after police standoff at Brunswick hotel
A man is facing numerous charges after allegedly causing an armed standoff at a hotel in Brunswick Wednesday night.
Drug agents seize crack cocaine, drugs from Buxton home
A Buxton teenager was charged with drug trafficking after agents seized crack cocaine and guns from a home.
Masks no longer required as Maine Legislature gathers
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine lawmakers are reconvening without a mask requirement for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began.