But with Gov. Paul LePage critical and Republican votes against the bill, it faces an uncertain future.

The tax agency's ousted leader admits to 'foolish mistakes' but insists the activities were not political.

The ACLU cheers the legislative panel's votes on measures aimed at 'chipping away' at rights.

But Democrats accuse the department of mismanagement and say they won't approve funds until Commissioner Mary Mayhew answers 'tough questions.'

By authorizing hygienists to do more, the bill might benefit rural children, but dentists object.

The former co-chair of the Benghazi Accountability Review Board would not consent to a deposition.