Libby Palanza is a reporter for the Maine Wire. A lifelong Mainer and Harvard University graduate, she covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, government and politics, and health and wellness, often focusing on issues such as litigation, public policy, and the housing market. Her work has been featured in NH Journal and The Maine Wire.
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Libby Palanza's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulations, and court cases related to Maine politics. It appears she is particularly interested in high-profile legal battles and political developments within the state of Maine.
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By: Libby Palanza
President Donald Trump spoke to the press from the Oval Office Thursday ahead of an expected ruling from the United States Supreme Court concerning the Administration's proposed changes to birthright citizenship.
By: Libby Palanza
Last week, the United States Department of Justice threatened legal action against the State of Maine over a policy that allegedly blocks federal law enforcement agencies from obtaining undercover license plates if those vehicles are to be used for civil immigration enforcement operations.
By: Libby Palanza
As proposed, the school budget would carry a 5.68 percent school-side property tax increase, equating to a roughly $200 annual hike on a median-priced $566,600 home.
By: Libby Palanza
The Portland teachers union is urging voters to reject the $179.3 million school budget that was sent to the ballot unanimously by the City Council last week.
By: Libby Palanza
According to a new Pine Tree State Poll, a States of Opinion Project conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center, Graham Platner has a 73 percent favorability rating among likely voters in Maine's Democratic primary.
By: Libby Palanza
Alabama has filed an emergency appeal at the United States Supreme Court seeking permission to use its new congressional map expected to favor Republicans in the upcoming primary election.
By: Libby Palanza
Gov. Janet Mills (D) held an event at Westbrook High School earlier this week celebrating a new policy that was signed into law as part of the supplemental budget which bars students from having cell phones in public schools during the day.
Over 60 percent of Mainers have expressed concern over gas prices in the state, although there is a distinct divide based on political affiliation.
Although the upcoming primary election is scheduled for June 9, Mainers can already start casting their ballots.
Ranked choice voting is set to be used for the upcoming June 9 primary election for which a number of key races will be on the ballot.
