Maine religious schools ask appeals court to halt state's anti-discrimination rules
Two religious schools in Maine asked the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston on Tuesday to allow them to tap into public education dollars, even though it could violate the state's anti-discrimination law.
Like many of her colleagues, family law attorney Taylor Kilgore has been watching the list of child protection cases in need ...
Backers of a plan to require photo identification to vote in Maine elections collected more than 170,000 signatures to put ...
AUGUSTA, Maine (WABI) - The Maine Legislature met today in Augusta for their first day of regular business in the new session ...
Another legislative session is now underway at the State House, with Maine lawmakers facing several challenges, including a ...
Two religious schools from Maine argued in federal court on Tuesday against the state’s anti-discrimination law, which they ...
is a time-honored mechanism for states to test the boundaries and contours of U.S. constitutional doctrine. Far be it from ...
The former president, who died Sunday at age 100, was described "a true model of servant leadership" by Gov. Janet Mills and ...
Two religious schools in Maine are appealing a federal court decision that requires them to adhere to the state’s ...
The Kennebec Journal, the oldest Maine newspaper still in publication, turns 200 Wednesday, the anniversary of its first ...
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