Following CDC and statewide recommendations that masks no longer need to be worn outside, the MPA has dropped its requirement for players and spectators to wear face coverings.

The donated statue outside Augusta’s Kennebec County courthouse is of Melville Fuller, who presided over the Supreme Court that decided a landmark case establishing the separate-but-equal doctrine that paved the way for decades of racial segregation.

The question of cameras came up recently when a panel reviewed the circumstances of a police shooting in Waterville.

During the pandemic, state police pulled back on giving citations and tickets for lighter infractions. But they’re going back to basics after what they say is an increase of dangerous driving. Is this the right call?

The energy corridor has faced opposition from the start. Should construction halt until a lawsuit questioning the Army Corps’ environmental review process plays out in court?

It’s a question that’s divided local communities.

Checks worth $1,400 or more were sent out to millions of Americans this week. If you received your check, how do you plan to use it?

The House and Senate have agreed on a COVID-19 stimulus bill that will send out $1,400 checks to the American public. Do you support the bill?

A Morning Sentinel inquiry found that a glitch in Maine’s unemployment claims system was improperly freezing citizens’ bank accounts. Should Maine compensate those citizens? In the comments below, tell us your thoughts.

After almost a year of hybrid learning, some parents and school districts are pushing for students to get back to in-person schooling. In the comments below, tell us your thoughts.