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Former Governor: Popular Presidential Vote Would Hurt Whites

Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage says elimination of the electoral college would hurt “white people.”

Conviction of Man Who Shot Wife in Home Invasion Is Upheld

A federal appeals court is affirming the conviction and life sentence of a New Hampshire man who was arrested in connection with a home invasion and shooting in Maine in 2014.

Lawyers Seeks to Have Confession Tossed in Deputy Killing

PORTLAND, Maine (AP)   A Maine man charged with killing a deputy and leading police on a three-day manhunt wants his confession to be suppressed

New England Fish Forum Kicks Off with Shellfish Day

ROCKPORT, Maine (AP)   New England’s largest fishing industry trade show is getting started with a focus on the region’s shellfish business

Name Announced For New Local Concert Venue

Westbrook, ME (WGAN) Maine Savings Federal Credit Union has been picked to be the naming sponsor for Westbrook’s concert venue at Rock Row.

Woman Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit After Police Shooting

A woman has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against police officers who shot and killed her daughter and another man after their pickup truck rammed a police cruiser in Maine.

Collins Says She Will Oppose Confirmation of Wheeler to EPA

U.S. Sen. Susan Collins of Maine says she’s opposing the confirmation of Andrew Wheeler to be the administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Wardens: Man Whose Snowmobile Crashed Through Ice Has Died

Maine officials say a snowmobile operator whose machine crashed through ice on Valentine’s Day has died.

US Still Sends Lots Of lobster To China, But Tariff A Worry

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — America is still sending millions of pounds of lobster to China, but members of the seafood industry remain on edge about the future of the United States’ relationship with one of its most important customers.

Maine’s Chief Justice Says Youth In Crisis Need Help

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Maine’s top judge called Tuesday for more mental health services and recovery centers for children and youth in crisis.

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Trump Shuts Down Offshore Wind in New England; Nova Scotia Eyes Opportunity

The administration’s freeze on U.S. ocean wind projects could set clean energy back a decade. Nova Scotia’s massive Wind West project hopes to fill the gap and even sell power to the U.S.

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Federal Policy Could Push Hundreds of Mainers Out of Long-Term Housing

HUD plans to cut funding for permanent supportive housing and shift to transitional programs, leaving vulnerable Mainers at risk of homelessness. Advocates warn shelters could be overwhelmed.

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Maine Announces $550K in Grants to Boost Coastal Resilience

The state just announced $550,000 in grants to help communities prepare for future storms and flooding. Towns and regional groups can apply for funding to strengthen infrastructure and plan for climate risks. Applications are due Jan. 5.

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Portland Unveils Maine’s First Electric Boat Charger

Portland just unveiled the state’s first electric boat charger at Wright’s Wharf. The move is part of a push to cut emissions and noise in the marine industry.

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Overdose Deaths Continue to Decline in Maine for Third Year

Overdose deaths have dropped for the third year in a row! Fatal overdoses are down 23% compared to last year, and officials credit naloxone distribution and expanded treatment options. If the trend continues, Maine could see the fewest overdose deaths in six years.