The state’s attorney general, treasurer and secretary of state need approval from the new Legislature.
2016
Fed official tells Portland Chamber that rate hikes likely next month
Eric Rosengren said indicators point to a recovering economy and modest inflation.
Marijuana may not become legal in Maine until January
If the Secretary of State’s Office and the governor take the maximum time allowed, the effective date could be Jan. 7.
North Anson man dies after falling into dug well
Police say Wilbert Bailey, 74, was inspecting the well when he fell in headfirst and plummeted 30 to 40 feet.
State to pay $1.3 million to Portland in settlement over disputed spending on homeless
The long-running dispute over General Assistance aid for certain shelter costs ends with reimbursement and changes in city billing practices.
Massachusetts neighborhoods blanketed with KKK newspapers
Someone has been tossing Ku Klux Klan newspapers onto driveways in Milford over the past few weeks, police say.
New Yorker sentenced to 2½ years for selling heroin from Augusta bedroom
The 26-year-old man pleads guilty to unlawful trafficking as part of a deal.
Southwest Airlines worker killed in Oklahoma airport shooting
A suspect is later found dead in a truck, but flights leaving Oklahoma City are canceled for the day.
Utah student wounds 5 in stabbing rampage
High school staff members are able to contain the boy, who also stabbed himself in the neck.
In a first, drug combo shrinks plaque in heart patients’ arteries
Amgen Inc.’s Repatha also drives LDL, or bad cholesterol, down to levels rarely if ever seen in people before.