Independent Journal Review

Gov. Janet Mills Refuses To Act As Maine Becomes De Facto Sanctuary State

Maine is set to become a de-facto sanctuary state for illegal immigrants in the final year of Democratic Governor Janet

Gov. Mills vetoes changes to Maine's 'right to repair' law

Gov. Janet Mills vetoed changes to Maine’s "right to repair" law. She also allowed over 50 bills to become Maine law without her signature. Gov. Mills spent Wednesday addressing 61 bills that carried over from the last legislative session.

Maine GOP lawmakers allege driver’s permit cheating, possible fraud connection

According to federal Health and Human Services data, in 2024, there were 35 Medicaid fraud investigations in Maine, resulting in one conviction and more than $230,000 recovered.

Maine’s highest court considering if state can be defendant in public defense lawsuit

The ACLU of Maine is trying to include the entire state in its lawsuit, not just its public defense leaders, for alleged violations. The attorney general's office says the state is immune.

Bolden and NJIT host Maine

NJIT plays the Maine Black Bears after David Bolden scored 21 points in NJIT's 80-76 victory over the New Hampshire Wildcats.

Crews respond to fire at Maine Wildlife Park shop in Gray

Those in the area were advised to use caution around the state police barracks and Warden Service Road, according to Gray Fire Rescue.

Maine is one of the least religious states in the country. Here’s what the data shows

Maine still ranks low on seven metrics measuring spirituality, but notably higher than on religiosity metrics. The vast majority of Mainers believe people have souls or spirits, and three quarters believe in something spiritual beyond the natural world.

Maine governor's race draws another GOP candidate

Former Republican Senate Majority Leader Garrett Mason has jumped into the race for Maine governor, joining a crowded field of candidates vying to replace outgoing Democratic Gov. Janet Mills.
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