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Complaints to the Consumer Protection Division of the Office of the Maine Attorney General have spiked with January's frigid temperatures.

Immigrant workers at American Roots in Westbrook remain fearful of federal immigration enforcement, despite reports that ICE has scaled down its operations in Maine.

The legislation would pay to test private wells near a known source of forever chemical pollution, such as landfills or firefighting foam spill sites.

More than 50 shops and restaurants are participating in a nationwide strike, which will include a protest in Portland's Monument Square.

Modivcare covers much of the non-emergency transportation for Medicaid patients in the state.

The Barkery Dog Bar plans to launch Feb. 5 in the Mill Creek Shopping Center.

The Elm Street restaurant had been open for nearly 15 years.

The Cottage Road restaurant changed its name after a founding owner left the business.

Workers opting not to move would be given a separation allowance, according to CSX.

Environmental groups lobby in support of a proposed climate superfund bill.

Investors include Justin Alfond, who is also helping turn the venue's previous Portland space into a community center.

Brill's Bakery is a family-run project opening on Summer Street.

The lawsuit comes after Gov. Janet Mills decided earlier this months to let tribes offer online casino games.

Owner Sai Guntaka set up a stocked food warming cabinet in front of the restaurant.

Frank Del Duca Jr. was chosen to pilot the four-man bobsled for Team USA at the Milan-Cortina Games.

The new exercise studio Mainely Pilates is an example of a growing trend in the Portland region.

Some are temporarily closing their doors or making contingency plans.

The Maine County Commissioners Association and the Maine Municipal Association testified against the bill Wednesday, citing concerns that interest rates could rise if banks get nervous about lending.

Virginia Oliver, who gained international fame as Maine's oldest lobster fisherman, died Wednesday in Rockland.

Regulators issued a patient advisory after testing found unsafe pesticide levels in several cannabis concentrates sold at MarijuanaVille locations statewide.