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So far no vote has been made, but it could happen soon.

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An interesting development has occurred

State officials have concluded the investigation into a Bangor daycare where alleged marijuana laced cookies were brought into the facility on Valentine Day.

On Valentine's Day, many parents take the opportunity to send off cookies and/or candy with their children. Well, one Bangor, Maine daycare may have recieved the wrong batch. According to WGME, one parent sent in several batches of cookies for staff of the Watch Me Shine daycare...

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You can't make this stuff up. Did you know there is a Joint Select Committee on Marijuana Legalization Implementation in the legislature? Yeah, it's a 'joint' committee. Remember Mainers voting last November for recreational marijuana...

The legal status of marijuana in Maine might be up in the air because of Donald Trump. Here's what you need to know.

Today (Jan. 30) is the day! Recreational marijuana is now legal in Maine.

The Maine state Legislature has unanimously approved legislation delaying the retail sale of marijuana until at least February 2018.

The Governor has officially signed the results of November's referendum, legalizing the recreational use of marijuana starting at the end of January.

Maine voters on Tuesday voted to allow the recreational use and retail sale of marijuana in the state, but opponents are considering a recount.

Election day is Tuesday, November 8th and while the Presidential election has been getting the most attention, Mainers will be voting on five citizen initiative questions and one bond issue. We will focus on each of these six ballot questions to help you become more informed before you go to vote.

More than 61,000 Mainers signed petitions to put the question on the ballot this November. What's your opinion?

The website Estately.com has come up with the U.S. Marijuana Enthusiasm Index. They based their index on five factors: Marijuana Users, Marijuana Affordability, Interest in Marijuana, Legal Status of Marijuana, and Publicly Expressed Interest in Marijuana. So, where did Maine rank on their index?

It looks like Mainers will be voting in November to legalize recreational marijuana. The Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol and supporters of their effort have collect over 100,000 signatures and will be delivering the petitions to the Secretary of State in Augusta today.