Maine sued by gun groups over new three-day waiting period to buy firearms
Gun groups assembled to file a lawsuit on Tuesday against Maine’s new 72-hour waiting period to purchase firearms, arguing that the law is unconstitutional. The coalition is seeking an injunction to stop the law from being enforced until the case is decided.
Maine’s elections chief, a former civil liberties advocate who sparred with President-elect Donald Trump over ballot access, ...
A Maine man was seriously injured after he was shot during an armed confrontation with law enforcement on Wednesday in ...
She says her husband abused her for years and that she finally went to the police when her husband threatened to burn down ...
Maine's Office of Child and Family Services said problems cited in the audit, which covered cases between October 2021 and ...
Massachusetts brewery Lord Hobo and Maine’s Lone Pine Brewing Co. are merging, leaders from the two companies told the ...
BIDDEFORD, Maine — As extreme winds continue in southern Maine, municipalities are asking residents to desist from outside ...
Many people in the LGBTQ+ community are concerned about last week's election results, as they fear marriage equality ...
Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. CHERRYFIELD — Maine Seacoast Mission plans to ...
Governor Mills announcing millions of dollars in Maine Jobs and Recovery Plan Grants for Maine tech companies. The awards ...
If you’re unable to decide between a dog or a cat, Maine coons can be a terrific compromise. With their enormous size and ...
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — A coalition of gun groups has filed a lawsuit claiming that Maine’s new 72-hour waiting period for ...
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