House Republicans are considering cutting the number of schools that qualify for free breakfast and lunch. The move could ...
House Republicans are considering cutting the number of schools that qualify for free breakfast and lunch. The move could ...
Adam Hasner's candidacy is one of the latest in a growing trend in Florida: Presidents for public universities are ...
Betting on the Super Bowl coin flip is now allowed in Massachusetts, a look at new gambling bills and more in State of the ...
Under a new power-sharing deal, Demuth will be speaker at least through next year. She spoke with MPR News host Cathy Wurzer.
The Maine Monitor on MSN13h
Lawmakers eye net energy billing, nuclear power and time-of-use ratesThe two pieces of legislation — LD 32 and LD 257 — are functionally identical, and would repeal Maine’s net energy billing ...
Russell Vought formerly lead the Office of Management and Budget. But he was also a key architect of Project 2025, the ...
If a majority of Americans are OK with mass disruption at the national level, why can’t there be some serious rethinking of Maine’s housing policies?
House Speaker Pat Grassley said House Republicans are proposing legislation that sets the State Supplemental Aid rate at 2.25% in the upcoming fiscal year — a slightly higher proposal than the 2% ...
Focus segment, Matt Gagnon, the CEO of the Maine Policy Institute, spoke with CBS13 about the debate over voting laws in Augusta.
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