Sawyer Loftus

Lana Pelletier, the U.S. Senate candidate's partner of 40 years, now denies telling police that Jackson pushed her after a fight.

In a state that once led the nation in test scores, a concerning decline in the past decade is revealing cracks in the education system.

Vance embellished details of a fraud case and overstated what federal auditors found in a review, while Mills ignored critical findings from the state auditor.

The USDA has filed at least 14 foreclosures against people who had purchased homes through a special low-income loan program.

The findings from State Auditor Matt Dunlap’s office come amid a torrent of calls for increased scrutiny of how the state spends its MaineCare dollars and allegations of fraud.

Mainers are in debt as the USDA delays foreclosure cases on federally-backed homes. Their debt grows as delays persist.

The FBI is investigating the alleged assault on a Customs and Border Protection officer in Lubec.

Four federal judges have ordered ICE to release detainees after discovering the agency filed documents that were false or ignored a judge’s order.

The federal agents sought a contract with a tactical gear and apparel company, although the amount and dollar quantity remains unspecified.

Carl Sheline urged residents and businesses to know their rights and have a plan if they’re contacted by agents.