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  • 2 weeks ago | wmtw.com | Jon Chrisos

    A federal appeals court has declined to bring back Maine's 72-hour waiting period for gun purchases while a legal battle over the law continues. "Because the case presents questions of first impression in an emerging area of constitutional law involving a legal standard that is difficult to apply and subject to varying interpretations, we are not persuaded the Attorney General has made a 'strong showing' that he is likely to succeed," the panel wrote.

  • 1 month ago | wmtw.com | Jon Chrisos

    NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE IN GRAY TODAY.. AND RIGHT NOW.. NO ONE THERE HAS LOST THEIR JOB.. LAWMAKERS ARE TAKING ACTION AFTER MONTHS OF REPORTING BY 8 INVESTIGATES. LAST SEPTEMBER, MULTIPLE DAY CARE OWNERS TOLD US THE STATE WAS LATE PAYING INVOICES FOR FOSTER CARE STUDENTS. WE TRIED TO LEARN MORE USING MAINE'S PUBLIC RECORDS LAW. BUT DHHS TOLD US IT WOULD COST MORE THAN 250-THOUSAND DOLLARS TO PROVIDE THE DOCUMENTS WE REQUESTED -- AND TAKE 4 YEARS.

  • Nov 7, 2024 | wmtw.com | Jon Chrisos

    In a closely watched race, Maine's 2nd Congressional District is now set for a ranked-choice voting tabulation in Augusta, announced Secretary of State Shenna Bellows late Thursday night. According to state officials, initial results from the General Election indicate neither incumbent Democrat Jared Golden nor his Republican challenger Austin Theriault achieved a majority of first-choice votes, necessitating the ranked-choice process to determine the winner.

  • Oct 28, 2024 | wmtw.com | Jon Chrisos

    Portland police have made an arrest after a deadly shooting in the Bayside neighborhood, according to a brief statement from a police spokesperson.It happened near the intersection of Portland and Alder Streets Monday night.Video shows yellow police tape closing a stretch of road between Alder and Hanover streets and another section of Alder Street between Portland Street and Cumberland Avenue.Police have been on the scene since just after 7 p.m.Police wouldn't provide any more details Monday...

  • Oct 17, 2024 | wmtw.com | Jon Chrisos

    DOWN THE FINDINGS WITH TOP MILITARY LEADERS.. INCLUDING WHERE áTHEYá SAY SOME OF THE BLAME SHOULD FALL. DANIELS: WE'RE INCREDIBLY SORRY THAT THIS EVER HAPPENED. THE FORMER HEAD OF THE U.S. ARMY RESERVE -- REVEALING MISTAKES MADE WITH SERGEANT FIRST CLASS ROBERT CARD -- AN ARMY RESERVIST. THIS WAS HER FIRST AND ONLY INTERVIEW SINCE THE RELEASE OF THE MILITARY INVESTIGATION -- EXCLUSIVELY WITH 8 INVESTIGATES.. IN JULY AT THE PENTAGON. SHE RETIRED THE WEEK AFTER THIS INTERVIEW.

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Jon Chrisos
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10 Jan 25

State of Maine sides with lobstermen, decides to pull minimum lobster size rule https://t.co/JgTpYccqfP

Jon Chrisos
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10 Jan 25

RT @j_mundry: HAPPENING NOW: @GovJanetMills is unveiling the budget for the next two years which is estimated to be $11.63 million. This…

Jon Chrisos
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10 Jan 25

"Maine is 1 of 5 states that operates a SNAP program with state funding to assist non-citizens." NOW: Gov. Mills proposes $7.8 million in budget savings by cutting "food stamp" benefits to some non-citizens, including asylum seekers. https://t.co/jfyTcxP3ab