YET HER BUDGET MAKES NO ATTEMPT TO REDUCE THOSE WAITLISTS BEYOND WHAT THE STATUTE REQUIRES. INSTEAD, THEY PROPOSE JUST TO CHANGE HOW THEY KEEP THE BOOKS.

One group of lawmakers wants to raise income taxes THIS YEAR on households making between $50,000 and $100,000 from 7.15 to 8.35 percent—a 14.4 percent increase, and for some making over $100,000, from 7.15 to 11.5 percent—a 38 percent increase.

This time, she’s only going to tax some of the businesses, and she’ll take $61 million she initially intended for the rainy day fund to

Last fall, we revealed that Maine was paying the global consulting firm McKinsey more than $7 million on a no-bid contract to “consult” with the

Last fall, Maine People Before Politics discovered that the Mills Administration, without competitive bidding, gave a multi-million-dollar contract to the international consulting firm McKinsey &

On Monday, Governor Janet Mills and her administration revealed they would not match the federal tax law changes exempting struggling businesses from being taxed on

Today, Governor Janet Mills and her administration made it clear to the Legislature that she will tax the federally forgiven pandemic loans Maine small businesses

In her budget proposal, Governor Janet Mills included a $1.3 million pay back to the federal government to reimburse them for improper food stamps payments