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Maine AG Releases 15th Domestic Abuse Homicide Report

The Maine Attorney General's office, in conjunction with the Governor and the Domestic Abuse Homicide Review Panel, has released its 15th Biennial Report. The report analyzes 20 domestic abuse homicides that occurred between 2021 and 2024 and provides recommendations for prevention across various systems.

Maine AG and 20 States Win Lawsuit Against Trump Administration on Disaster Funding

Maine Attorney General Aaron M. Frey, alongside 20 other states, secured a court victory against the Trump Administration's attempt to cut billions in disaster preparedness funding. The court order prevents the termination of FEMA's BRIC program, ensuring continued resources for communities to fortify infrastructure against natural disasters.

Court Blocks HUD Housing Changes

A federal judge has blocked changes to HUD's Continuum of Care grant program, which provides homelessness assistance. The court sided with a coalition of states, finding HUD's changes illegal and harmful to tens of thousands of people nationwide, including 1,200 in Maine.

State AGs Condemn DOJ Threats Against Minnesota Data and Policies

Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey joined 21 other state AGs in a letter condemning the DOJ's threats against Minnesota. The coalition argues the DOJ is attempting to coerce Minnesota into releasing sensitive resident data and dismantling public safety policies, actions they believe conflict with ongoing litigation and court protections.