Critics of the land-use agency say it overreaches, citing the many delays in the Plum Creek proposal.

The law that forced Darryl Brown out at the DEP is challenged by a bill that allows more leeway and a recusal process.

The Republican-sponsored measures were the object of an aggressive campaign against them for months.

A pair of controversial bills that would affect organized labor, known as ‘right-to-work’ legislation, have been set aside on the House floor during action today.

AUGUSTA — Changes aimed at increasing government’s transparency and raising penalties for late campaign finance reports will be reviewed by a legislative panel today. The Veterans and Legal Affairs Committee also is scheduled to work on a series of bills that would affect Maine’s Clean Election public campaign financing system, and a measure calling for […]

A deadline has passed, but the proposals have neither been voted on in committee nor carried over.

Forced to hold a late-night vote, Republican Rep. Pat Flood shows his frustration with L.D. 1333.

The three bills, and another on transgender restroom use, still face ‘passionate’ floor debate.

After a rocky debate about chemicals early this year, both sides say modifications are a ‘reasoned fine-tuning.’

A legislative panel unanimously approved a bill on Tuesday night that would narrow the focus of a law aimed at identifying and banning dangerous chemicals that Maine children come in contact with.