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An altercation before a school board meeting between a school counselor and a parent boiled over into public comment, with the father accusing her of being a threat to his child.

In the wake of our reporting on a recount election pushed by Senate President Troy Jackson for a town selectboard seat he lost, Representative Rudnicki asks Jackson if he is now in favor of voter ID laws.

Senator Brad Ferrin gives a personal story on why this issue means so much to him.

Maine Governor Janet Mills is pushing a radical abortion bill, that completely defies her campaign promises from just a few months earlier.

Maine Wire Editor-in-Chief investigates Maine Senate President Troy Jackson's allegations of a ballot tampering conspiracy in a local election he lost.

Senator James Libby and Senator Mike Tipping spar on the taxation committee, over inflation and taxing the wealthy.

The Cultural Alliance of Maine, a left-wing non-profit, got a Zoom meeting with Maine Gov. Janet Mills, but it didn't go like they'd planned.

Maine State Representative Heidi Sampson asks Education Commissioner Pender Makin point blank if the focus on DEI is responsible for Maine's drop in test scores.

When pressed on why test scores in Maine are falling, Education Commissioner Pender Makin says "academic learning is definitely going to take a backseat."

Betsy Sweet, perennial Democratic candidate and former psychic medium, took a break from communing with the dead to tell Newscenter Maine's Don Carrigan that Maine Republicans are "supporting Putin" after GOP members expressed skepticism of a symbolic war resolution.

In unearthed CNN footage, Sen. Angus King compares alleged 2016 Russian hacking to the 9-11 terrorist attacks. King claims that suggestion that he made this comparison is "misinformation" spread by his 2018 opponent, State Sen. Eric Brakey. Twitter Files journalist Matt Taibbi revealed records showing King conspired with Facebook and Twitter to have the claim -- and those who posted about it -- scrubbed from social media.