Maine’s rural forestry industries, like the state’s economy as a whole, sustained significant blows in the face of the pandemic. Loggers,...

On November 10, Governor Mills announced that 524,754 working Mainers will receive one-time Disaster Relief Payments of $285, to be...

This month’s election saw one of the highest turnout rates for a referendum-only ballot in Maine’s history, and much of that was...

Last month, Maine’s Paid Family and Medical Leave Commission met for the first time to begin development on a statewide PFML program....

Tuesday’s election went off without a hitch, with one of the state's highest turnouts for a referendum-only election. Mainers were fired...

The Chamber of Commerce is a well-known presence in any community. For owners of businesses large and small, it represents an opportunity...

Election Day is this Tuesday, November 2nd, and there are three referendums on the ballot this year. We’re here to tell you more about...

Maine could become one of the first states to close a massive campaign finance loophole. Political contributions from foreign nationals...

Back in August, we learned from the U.S. Census results that Maine’s population grew by 34,000 people, primarily concentrated in the...

A battle between Corporate America and municipal government rages on in Ellsworth. On August 19, Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust...

The 2021 Legislative session was a great success for Maine’s working families. Our leaders in Augusta tackled plans to boost our public...

The results of the 2020 Census are in! Maine’s population has grown by about 34,000 people, and that means it’s time to talk about...

Maine is one step closer to creating a statewide Paid Family and Medical Leave program. On June 3 and 7, respectively, the State Senate...

Over one hundred veterans and family members from across the state have signed on to a letter from Mainers For Working Families calling...

Maine has a housing crisis on its hands. Bolstered by an influx of homebuyers from other states escaping major cities amidst the pandemic...

Nearly one in five Mainers has gone without care or prescribed medication due to cost, and the pandemic has only made it worse. Now, we...

Speaker of the House Ryan Fecteau introduced legislation on Wednesday to invest in Maine’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) Center...

Too many Mainers have to choose between paying rent, buying groceries, or seeing a doctor.

Mainers are being required to give up their right to sue their employers in the event of wrongdoing and instead having to agree to forced...

More than 250 companies who do business in Maine have their employees sign away their rights to sue. Mainers who face harassment and...