Oral arguments will lead to a ruling that could halt health insurance subsidies in 34 states, including Maine, and force thousands to drop coverage.
Steve Mistler
LePage promotes plan to exempt military pensions from income tax
The tax break would have other benefits besides rewarding veterans for their service, he says.
Maine law would ban cellphones while driving
Texting is banned now, and two bills would add restrictions on using mobile phones while driving.
Maine lawmakers move to outlaw revenge porn
Maine could join at least 13 other states that criminalize posting nude or sexual images of people without their consent.
Opposing sides in Maine’s 2014 bear-baiting referendum square off over ballot bill
The Sportsman’s Alliance of Maine seeks to restrict out-of-state signature gatherers for ballot initiatives, a bill opposed by the Humane Society of the United States.
New battle with Portland gives LePage political leverage
The welfare spending issue could benefit his broader efforts to reform social services and local governance.
Maine nonprofits take aim at LePage’s property tax plan
Summer camps, land trusts, hospitals and food banks tell lawmakers that a new tax could be costly to those they serve.
LePage joins governor coalition that’s working to expand offshore drilling
The group’s first member from the Northeast says the state could benefit from more natural gas exploration, and some ask: Is he eyeing the Gulf of Maine?
Town and city officials line up to denounce LePage plan to end revenue sharing
They fear a major impact on local property taxes and services, but a state official says the governor’s reforms will bring direct tax relief.
LePage’s plan for tax overhaul calls for hiring more staff
As public hearings on the governor’s budget begin, a legislative panel learns more auditors and examiners would be needed.