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Rep. Pingree says new taxpayer-funded Trump ads are illegal (opens the original)
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PORTLAND (WGME) -- Congresswoman Chellie Pingree says new ads put out by the Trump administration are breaking the law, because they're touting the President while being paid for by taxpayer dollars. The ad includes the song "Love Me" by "Jameson," who says no one reached out to him for permission. The ad flaunts what it claims are some of the Trump administration's biggest accomplishments. The administration calls the video a "public service announcement" about reminding Americans to "love thei
Traffic deaths up in Maine despite being down nationwide (opens the original)
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PORTLAND (WGME) -- Traffic deaths nationwide are down for the fourth straight year, but that's not the case in Maine. According to a report from the transportation group "Trip," since 2020, the number of traffic-related deaths in Maine has gone up by 6 percent, with a total of 987 deaths. The director of Trip says multiple factors could be behind why Maine's numbers are higher than the national average, including the state's large number of rural roads, where deadly crashes are more likely. He d
Sen. Collins' Biddeford office vandalized with vulgar message (opens the original)
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BIDDEFORD (WGME) -- Senator Susan Collins’ office in downtown Biddeford was vandalized with a vulgar message. A photo posted on social media Monday afternoon by a state lawmaker shows the words “Trump W***e” apparently spray-painted in capital red letters on the doors to Collins’ office on Main Street. The Senator is in Washington, D.C. right now. A spokesperson for her says they won't be intimidated and the office is open. Collins' opponent in the upcoming Senate race, Democrat Troy Jackson, co
University of Maine to remove former Senator George Mitchell's name from building, fund (opens the original)
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PORTLAND (WGME) -- Former Maine Senator George Mitchell's name will be removed from a UMaine building, a fund and a scholarship. It's one of the latest moves stripping his legacy from Maine institutions since his name was revealed hundreds of times in the Epstein files. The University of Maine System's board of trustees voted Monday to remove Mitchell's name from the "George J. Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions" on the UMaine campus. His name is also stripped from a fund and scholarsh
Police credit Flock camera with helping arrest man accused of firing shots in Lewiston (opens the original)
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LEWISTON (WGME) -- Lewiston police say a Flock camera helped them track down a suspect after shots were fired in the city. Police got a call Sunday afternoon about shots fired near Walnut and Shawmut Streets. Officers found shell casings and saw a driver taking off. They say a Flock camera led them to a vehicle, which they later found, with bullet holes in it. Police say 20-year-old Mohammud Osman was near the car and matched the description of the suspect. He's now charged with reckless conduct
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