Paul LePage

Something Paul LePage and I share in common is that we are both blunt.

He's been talking about this for a while but it seems he's planning on running for governor in Maine again.

Yup. He couldn't stay away...and now, he's got a new job.

Where LePage's message encouraged business owners to set up shop here in our state, Mills' message is for everybody to want to call Maine home.

This weekend, a U-Haul was seen at the Blaine House in Augusta, presumably to help Governor Paul LePage move out of the mansion.

LePage has said that Mills "better be fiscally responsible when it comes to expanding Medicaid." If not, he has promised to come back from Florida and run for Governor again in 2022

Due to an error on the state level, some Mainers will be on the hook to refile their state tax returns to fall into line with federal code

Maine Governor Paul LePage delivers his final address to a joint session of the Maine legislature, before he is set to leave office in January 2019.

We've been down this road once or twice before, right? According to the Portland Press Herald, Maine's embattled Governor Paul LePage held no punches back after the state legislature used an override to his veto allowing the state to raise the minimum age to purchase tobacco from 18 to 21...

Maine's outspoken governor believes children in Maine would be more productive with a more condensed school year that ends before Memorial Day.

Maine's Governor won't be watching on Sunday because of a decades old grudge against Patriots owner Robert Kraft.

A man's petition to have the leaders of New England meet in hopes of secession has been met with questions of "is this a joke?"

In a Facebook video, Paul LePage warns that people will be killed on the highways if Question 1 passes this year.

The segment featured some of "Paul LePage's greatest hits" and imagined what the United States might look like under a President Trump.

Just last week, a small graffiti message located under a bridge in Portland caught the eye of several passerby's and the Maine Department of Transportation. That message pales in comparison to the one found on Portland's East End today. As seen in photos shared to Twitter by reporters Melissa Bodnar and Callie Ferguson, a new LePage message was scrolled today...

After a weekend filled with national headlines over the latest controversy stemming from Maine's Governor, an anonymous graffiti artist surprised residents of Portland with a "Dump LePage" message under the Deering Avenue overpass. According to WGME, the Maine Department of Transportation spotted the graffiti on Monday morning when performing work nearby...