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Efforts to increase Maine access to opioid treatment at risk
Maine Democratic Gov. Janet Mills’ effort to increase access to opioid treatment program for residents is being threatened by a federal requirement in the Medicaid program.
Cops: Man shot relative over alleged great-grandmother abuse
Police say a Maine man shot and beat his relative because he believed she was mistreating his great-grandmother.
Maine calls for USDA to provide more support for blueberries
Maine’s agriculture commissioner is asking the federal government to use a new program to buoy the state’s wild blueberry industry during a difficult time.
Maine Med to end use of live animals for training
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Maine Medical Center has ended the practice of using live pigs for emergency medicine training, falling in line with a national trend in which hospitals opt for high-tech simulators
Collins joins two-party push for more local food in schools
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Maine’s Republican senator is joining a group of colleagues to beef up federal resources that are dedicated to getting fresh, local foods into schools
Maine won’t allow feds broad access to driver license photos
Maine’s secretary of state says his agency isn’t going to let federal agents have open-ended access to a new identification database.
Nepalese man pleads guilty to paying woman for marriage
A Nepalese man has told federal court that he paid a Maine woman to marry him so he could stay in the country.
Maine man killed in head-on crash in New Hampshire
A Maine man has been killed in a motorcycle crash in New Hampshire.
Lobster boat skipper charged with operating under influence
Officials say a lobsterman whose vessel collided with a recreational boat at the Stonington dock has been charged with operating under the influence.
Maine supreme court upholds conviction in fatal stabbing
The Maine supreme court has upheld the manslaughter conviction of woman who fatally stabbed a man in the town of Waldo.




