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York Beach's popular Purple Palace is now on the market following a lawsuit filed against the owner by her grandson.

Does common law marriage hold any legal precedent in Maine or is it simply just a myth? What about New Hampshire, Massachusetts or Vermont?

A handful of vacancies in the Maine Mall have been filled with new food options that include tacos, Belgian fries, and bubble milk tea.

A Maine man who participated in Co-Occurring Disorders Court, pled guilty on Monday to robbing an Augusta convenience story and also delivered a powerful speech at his sentencing, this is what the Judge had to say.

A proposal to prohibit police from asking the immigration status of any person has been shut down.

33 year old Michael Nelson pleaded guilty to trafficking drugs after authorities seized 120 grams of heroin and 220 grams of cocaine

Should unwed couples have the right to shared custody or visitation of their pets post-breakup?

Mainers currently receive $15 a day for serving on jury duty. Legislators are looking to change that.

Dakota the Dog won't be put down, despite killing one dog and attacking another.

Wow. That was a quick day at court. This post is a follow up to a previous story about contesting a ticket I received in Monmouth for an expired inspection sticker back in July.

Last July, July 24th to be exact, I was driving into work and overlooked my expired inspection sticker. I was pulled over in Monmouth on Route 202 on the Monmouth/Winthrop line and got a ticket or I guess in my case a summons for $133 for an expired sticker.

I was talking with a friend of mine yesterday who works for the Augusta Police Department and was asking about police policy on cell phone use in vehicles. I recently heard that someone got pulled over looking at their phone at the Bangor Street/North Belfast Avenue stop light. That person got a $300 fine! So, here's the deal.

Dawn Zammuto had faced eviction from her mobile home when the landlord had said she had broken her lease by allowing her daughter's service dog to stay in her home for five days last month during a visit. The landlords claimed she had broken the no pets clause in her lease.

Maine's Supreme Judicial Court today (Jan. 30) ruled that a transgender girl's rights were violated when the fifth-grader was required to use a staff rest room instead of the girls' bathroom.