The lawsuit asks a federal court in Austin to declare the Texas law unconstitutional.

The falling-block video game Tetris has met its match.

Florida Surgeon General Joseph A. Ladapo's false claims that mRNA coronavirus vaccines contaminate DNA imperils lives as respiratory viruses surge this winter.

The agreements were approved on Dec. 11 and Dec. 27.

One of the fires was set on the property of one of Auburns oldest buildings.

This year, Livermore is asked to pay toward the children's program.

Springworks’ founder and attorney spoke about benefits to the town and company.

A rabies clinic will be held from 9-11 a.m. Saturday at the Fire Station. The cost is $15 per pet.

Lancashire heelers are solidly built dogs that are shaped a bit like a downsized corgi, standing around 1 foot at the shoulder and weighing up to about 17 pounds. They need a job.

The town is seeking a solution on documents that are missing to finish town audits for two years beginning in 2020-21.

The Mock Trial defense team debated amongst themselves as they try to refute the accusations of the prosecution team.

Firehouse Subs donated $35,567 for the new rescue boat.

Police said Christopher Michael Good tried to force himself into a woman's car in Lewiston.

Last month the Colorado Supreme Court concluded Trump engaged in an insurrection before and during the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol and as a result could not appear on the state’s primary ballot.

While impeachment of the secretary of state is highly unlikely, some Republican lawmakers said her decision to keep former president Donald Trump off Maine's primary ballot has energized Republican voters.

About 300 people were ordered out of the Maine State House because of the hoax bomb threat Wednesday afternoon, on the first day of a new legislative session.

Surveillance footage shows the thief wearing a black hooded sweatshirt with the phrase 'It was all a dream' in Gothic script on the back in silver letters.

One project, co-owned by the parent company of Central Maine Power, will be a 62-turbine wind farm 15 miles off the coast of Massachusetts.

Business recovery center at Lewiston Armory closes Jan. 12, but businesses affected by Oct. 25 shootings can still apply for low-interest loans.

The massive prisoner exchange followed other such deals earlier in the war, which is nearing the 2-year mark.

The fire did not affect the building but displaced the four guests because firefighters had to remove a deck outside the door to the unit to contain the blaze.

Some also called for protecting Second Amendment rights as Maine lawmakers returned for a new session that is expected to focus on gun safety in the wake of the mass shooting in Lewiston in October.

Federal and state regulators say the trackers will help them understand fishing patterns and protect right whales. Lobstermen say the devices violate their privacy rights.

The thieves took cash drawers from Coffee by Design and LFK in Portland, and Taco Trio and Buena Vista Filipino Market in South Portland, which shared images of the suspects on social media and asked people to provide tips.

The robbery at Rusty Lantern on Lisbon Street was reported at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday.

Kristen Gullifer, 35, of Skowhegan, was charged with operating under the influence and criminal speeding, according to Fairfield police.

The strike in Hezbollah's southern Beirut stronghold could cause the low-intensity fighting along the Lebanon border to boil over into all-out war.

No one immediately claimed responsibility for what appeared to be the deadliest militant attack to target Iran since its 1979 Islamic Revolution.

Several inches of snow look possible across southern and central Maine. The track the storm will take still is not clear.

A new study by an international team led by evolutionary biologist Tim Waring says that humans are good at extracting resources from the Earth but struggle to cooperate on a scale necessary to fight worldwide environmental threats.

Michael Skakel is suing an investigator and the town of Greenwich, Connecticut, after he spent 11 years in prison.

The pianist and singer’s 1969 antiwar song 'Compared to What' sold more than 1 million copies.

Councilors passed an order authorizing staff to waive permit fees for storm damage repairs.

Incoming elected officials urged the community to continue the strength, perseverance and unity it displayed following the October shooting to move the city forward.

Lawmakers will hold public hearings Wednesday afternoon on proposals to grant tribes exclusive access to all Internet gambling and to open the door for a tribal casino.

The indictment says a Qatari investor negotiated a multimillion-dollar investment in a real estate project planned by Fred Daibes, one of three businessmen charged, and the 70-year-old senator and his wife.

The debt doesn't appear to be a weight on the economy right now, but its path in the future might put at risk national security and major programs like Social Security.

The Maine Labor Relations Board concluded that an unnamed lieutenant in the Fire Marshal's Office made changes to mileage reimbursements and the way employees swap shifts without going through the collective bargaining process.

Kyle Desmarais, 42, raised a gun and took several steps toward an officer before police killed him in a shootout on Dec. 17, the footage from police body and dashcams shows.

The commission elected a new chairman of the board, Commissioner Lance Harvell of Farmington.

Last month's flooding damages the park for second time since May.

Ahmed Nur was found by friends, one of whom said he and they were homeless.

Republican leaders who criticized Shenna Bellows' decision said on Tuesday that they condemn any threats or use of violence.

Sen. Susan Collins requested the funding, which will reduce the training timeline from five years to three and pay for 85 housing units and 150 more child care slots.

Roofing company repairs damage to The Colisee after last month's storm.

Cote Noonan, 32, is scheduled to appear in federal court in Portland on Friday for a detention hearing.

Grants of up to $10,000 to replace equipment or lost supplies will be available through the fund created by the Retail Association of Maine and the Maine Grocers and Food Producers Association.