They said their apartment on the former Loring base was wet and moldy. Then they got an eviction notice.

How a bill intended to rein in NIL and ‘protect’ college sports could also save the US Olympic team

The proposed Protect College Sports Act aims to safeguard Olympic programs in U.S. universities, ensuring that scholarship and roster spots remain protected amidst shifting financial priorities in collegiate athletics.

Maine approved for Medicaid waiver that could help jails pay for addiction treatment

Maine has received federal approval to use Medicaid funds for pre-release medical and behavioral health services, marking a significant shift in correctional healthcare and support for re-entry.

Proposed restrictions to Lewiston’s needle exchange program will harm the city, coalition says

Lewiston voters will decide in November whether to restrict needle exchange programs, a move public health advocates warn could undermine crucial efforts to prevent disease and save lives.

Thyroid treatment concerns patient

Dr. Roach provides reassurance to a thyroid cancer patient undergoing radioactive iodine treatment, explaining its targeted nature and safety while addressing concerns about high-dose ibuprofen prescriptions.

Partner’s frequent visitors strain relationship

Abby offers guidance to a woman struggling with her partner's intrusive family dynamics and an actor feeling excluded from a new project by his long-time friends.