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With Federal Funding in Doubt, Maine’s Domestic Violence Resource Centers Freeze Hiring

Higher Education · Maine

With Federal Funding in Doubt, Maine’s Domestic Violence Resource Centers Freeze Hiring

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

Resource centers around the state have frozen hiring and are operating understaffed in anticipation of funding shortfalls.See the Story

'Shameful, dangerous.' Maine Lawmakers Slam One Big Beautiful Bill's Passage

Donald Trump · Maine

'Shameful, dangerous.' Maine Lawmakers Slam One Big Beautiful Bill's Passage

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

President Trump is expected to sign the bill into law on the Fourth of July See the Story

"Irresponsible and Cruel" Maine Senator Slams Trump's Spending Bill

Donald Trump · Maine

"Irresponsible and Cruel" Maine Senator Slams Trump's Spending Bill

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

After a marathon weekend session, senators are expected to debate several amendments ahead of a final vote Monday on Trump's so-called "big beautiful bill."See the Story

West Virginians already struggle to get health care. It’s about to get much worse.

Coverage: 2 sources

Emergency rooms in West Virginia are overwhelmed with patients. Cots sit in hallways. Patients in waiting rooms scream in pain. Many people who use drugs don’t have local treatment centers. Local doctors’ offices are in short supply. West Virginians already struggle to find the health care they need. It’s about to get much, much worse. Republicans in Congress are closing in on the final passage of a funding bill that would drastically cut Medic…Health Care · West Virginia See the Story

Conditions are perfect in the Maine woods for moose-killing ticks

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Open the article to view the coverage from Bangor Daily NewsMaine, Maine · Maine See the Story

Legislation charts Maine’s pathway to 100% clean energy by 2040

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Solar panels in China, Maine. Photo by Murray Carpenter.Legislation signed by Gov. Janet Mills this month codifies and fast-tracks Maine’s transition to 100 percent clean energy amid growing uncertainty about the future of federal tax credits for renewable energy projects. The law, L.D. 1868, advances Maine’s previous energy goals by a decade. It requires the state to transition its energy portfolio to 90 percent renewable sources and 10 percent…Maine, Maine · Maine Read Article

Paper mills releasing more greenhouse gases than data shows

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

ND Paper’s mill in Rumford. Photo by Emmett Gartner.Two of Maine’s largest paper mills are among the dirtiest in the country, according to a new study on U.S. pulp and paper plants, putting their emissions on par with some oil refineries. The May report from the Environmental Integrity Project, a non-profit advocacy group, calls attention to the industry’s overreliance on dirty fuels and the old, inefficient technologies they use to burn them. “…Rumford, Maine · Rumford Read Article

Hotter-than-Normal Summertime Heat Is Back

Coverage: 2 sources

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- Meteorological Summer began June 1. Astronomical Summer arrived with the Summer Solstice, the night of June 20. Regardless of which you choose to use as your "official" start of the summer season, the fact remains that, again this year, much of the United States is facing another hotter-than-normal summer season. Last year, planet-warming carbon pollution surged at the fastest annual rate of record, according to climate experts …NOAA · Maine See the Story

What to know about Maine's new health care laws

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Photo by Garrick Hoffman.As the legislative session is expected to wind down, Gov. Janet Mills has already signed a number of bills into law, including ones that will establish new standards for urgent care facilities, requirements for review of serious injuries and deaths under public guardianship and protections for healthcare providers who prescribe certain abortion medication. Here are a few notable health care bills that were passed and sig…Maine, Maine · Maine Read Article

Across Maine, Towns Continue to Grapple with School District Reorganization

67% Center coverage: 6 sources

More than 40 towns have withdrawn from their school districts since the state’s 2007 consolidation push.Maine, Maine · Maine See the Story

Maine’s Foster Care Population Grew at the Fastest Rate in the Nation, Federal Data Shows

Coverage: 10 sources

The state's director of child and family services cited the agency's response to high profile deaths as well as a lack of attorneys to represent parents and declining support services as reasons for the increase.Maine, Maine · Maine See the Story

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