“Please, reject these anti-trans bills not just because they’re harmful, but because even someone like me, who once held more conservative views, came to see that my child didn’t need to be changed. I...

I’m troubled by the spate of anti-trans bills in the Maine Legislature — LD 233, LD 380, LD 868, LD 1134, LD 1337, LD 1432 — targeting trans girls in sports and the protections of the Maine Human Righ...

An added 4% tax on incomes over $1 million and capital gains over $250,000 could generate more than $200 million in annual revenue for the state, according to estimates provided to lawmakers.

"Instead of tackling misogyny in schools, politicians are perpetuating the conditions that lead to more violence by dehumanizing and scapegoating transgender athletes."

“If he truly cares about women and girls and people of this country, let’s see the economic plan. Let’s see the health care plan," Mills said.

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The district gained national attention after an on-camera clash between Gov. Mills and President Trump over a Greely student's win at a girls track meet.

Those at the protest claim that these cuts would be detrimental to child care educator wages and even eliminating head start services for around 180 Maine children and families.

Last week, Rep. Laurel Libby posted two photos on Facebook that she says shows a Greely High School teenager who competed in a pole vault competition as a boy one year and as a girl the next.

A group of 30 state and national organizations has condemned elected officials for posts about a Greely High School student that eventually led to the showdown between Gov. Janet Mills and President D...

IN-STUDIO -- Beginning in 2026, eligible workers in Maine's public and private sectors will have up to 12 weeks of paid leave available to access.

Maine Coalition Against Sexual Assault is organized to end sexual violence and to support high quality sexual violence prevention and response within Maine communities.

The Roman Catholic Bishop of Maine challenged the law after it was sued by dozens of adults who claimed they were abused by clergy members.

The full extent of the order was not immediately clear, but the directive sent to government agencies on Monday threatened to paralyze a vast swath of federal programs.