Sen. Tommy Tuberville ripped Maine Gov. Janet Mills, calling her a "complete idiot" for continuing to defy President Donald Trump's transgender athlete executive order.

Superior Court Justice Murphy denied a request to halt the process to provide relief for poor Mainers who can't afford their own attorney while the state appeals her rulings.

PORTLAND (WGME) – A group of Maine farmers says they need more funding to help keep Maine’s food banks stocked with local food. Supporters gathered Tuesday for a bill that expands funding by $2 million for Mainers Feeding Mainers.

During the debate in the Maine House, one Republican lawmaker who was there in D.C. that day even suggested that police officers or other actors — not Trump supporters — incited the violence that day.

OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Maine — With Memorial Day weekend around the corner, Maine’s tourism economy is shifting into high gear. Hotels, restaurants, and retail shops are preparing for the annual summer surge, but there's concern that fewer Canadians will join the crowd this year.

GREENWOOD (WGME) – A proposed noise ordinance aims to make a quiet, western Maine town even quieter. The controversial ordinance would be so restrictive, almost anyone or anything in Greenwood could violate it. People who live in the western mountains of Maine say they like peace and quiet.

The President wrote on his social media platform last week a Biden-era law funding digital access and equity was "racist."

A critical federal funding cut could set back Maine’s plans to bridge the digital divide, impacting both rural and urban communities.

A court has denied the state of Maine’s request to halt habeas hearings for people who cannot afford a lawyer and were not provided with legal representation, a violation of their Sixth Amendment rights.