Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey urges U.S. Supreme Court not to intervene and restore Rep. Laurel Libby's voting rights in ...

A number of bills were discussed Thursday morning in Augusta that take a look at the state's childcare system.

The Supreme Court has been asked to decide a case that combines two of the most charged issues in the US at the moment: trans ...

This decision comes after a lower court denied Libby’s motion for immediate legal remedy through an injunction that would force House Speaker Ryan Fecteau to lift her censure while her case makes its ...

Ryan Fecteau, Speaker of the Maine House of Representatives, discussed the ongoing budgetary issues in Augusta, including the need for… ...

A Maine Republican state lawmaker censured by her colleagues for her comments on transgender athletes asked the Supreme Court to allow her to resume voting as her legal challenge proceeds. State Rep.

A federal judge on Friday denied a request from Rep. Laurel Libby to immediately restore her speaking and voting rights on the floor of the Maine House of Representatives. Libby, a Republican from ...

Maine House Speaker Ryan Fecteau emailed and called Libby on Feb. 18, asking her to take the post down. “In addition to risking the young person’s safety, your post violates one of the long held ...

Judges with the First Circuit Court of Appeals denied a motion Friday by state Rep. Laurel Libby in her ongoing attempt to immediately lift her censure.

Janet Mills. Democratic House Speaker Ryan Fecteau accused Libby of violating the state's legislative ethics code with the post, and the Maine House of Representatives censured her in February.

A bipartisan group of Maine lawmakers launched a last-minute attempt Wednesday to free up $118 million in MaineCare payments to health care providers that were delayed until late June after a previous ...

Maine Representative Laurel Libby is now taking her request for emergency relief in an ongoing lawsuit against Speaker of the House Ryan Fecteau all the way to the Supreme Court.