Maine ACLU calls on Concord Coach Lines to forbid immigration searches

The bus company says it is unwilling to deny access to federal agents despite guidance that points to bus passengers having the ability to refuse consent.

Lisbon couple want to hit brakes on plan they say could keep tired truckers on the road

Since an exhausted trucker killed their son in a 1993 crash, Steve and Daphne Izer have fought for stricter rules, but the Trump administration is looking to peel back some existing regulations.

As popularity of e-bikes soars, legislators seek to update their legal status

Pedal-assisted bicycles fall into a regulatory gray zone that lawmakers aim to clarify in a bid to boost their use.

Pedestrians, e-scooters clash in struggle for space  

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Owners of hybrids, all-electric vehicles fume over proposed annual fee

Lewiston housing gets federal grant

Senate rejects Nate Libby's pedestrian-safety bill

Nate Libby pushes for state funding of pedestrian safety projects

What’s an autocycle? Maine lawmakers trying to figure it out