Meanwhile, the U.S. Department of Education is giving Maine until April 11 to comply with the Trump administration's interpretation of Title IX.

Developers behind a 12-turbine proposal have suspended crucial power contract negotiations.

A Wells police captain said it would save time and resources in specific scenarios. But an immigration lawyer said ICE is using the program to expand detention and deportation efforts nationally.

Officials with the Cumberland fair continue to dispute a plan by organizers of the Fryeburg fair to expand their schedule. It would put the two fairs in direct competition on Saturday September 27.

Title X supports reproductive and preventative health care for people with low incomes, including birth control, cancer screenings, and testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections.

Filed in U.S. District Court in Rhode Island, the lawsuit is also seeking a temporary restraining order to restore the funds.

The First Circuit reversed the earlier dismissal of a sexual harassment lawsuit against former Penobscot County Adult Drug Treatment and Recovery Court judge Charles Budd Junior.

A judge has cleared the way for the Portland Museum of Art to demolish the former children's museum to make room for a proposed $100 million expansion.

One-quarter of Mainers receive Social Security, and Gov. Janet Mills said 43% of households receive benefits in Aroostook County.

It's among the 86 flu-related deaths the agency has recorded so far this season, up from 53 last season.