Senator Angus S. King, Jr.

Modern infrastructure is essential to protect Maine community health & safeguard our natural resources.

It was great to join the Freeport Sewer District as they broke ground on a major upgrade to improve wastewater treatment capacity for years to come.

Freeport Sewer District breaks ground on multi-million-dollar upgrade The Freeport Sewer District is breaking ground on a multi-million-dollar upgrade.

If “energy dominance” means $4.30/gallon for gas and nearly $6/gallon for diesel, we need a new definition.

Or at least a different approach.

If we want better stability in our energy supply, America should add lower cost options like wind and solar.

Sen. King raises renewable energy concerns amid surge in oil prices King pressed Interior Secretary Doug Burgum on the importance of the country expanding its energy resilience.

Last week, I was proud to visit Mid Coast Hunger Prevention with Representative Jim McGovern to see the vital work they’re doing to ensure Maine families have access to healthy food.

Their work, along with the countless Maine people who help others, strengthens our state and communities every day.

The Second Continental Congress founded the US Postal Service to deliver the mail, period—not to be an arm of the government, and definitely not an arbiter of federal elections.

My colleagues and I are reminding the Postmaster General of its essential role.

Sen. King among senators challenging USPS executive order The executive order would direct the U.S. Postal Service to create and maintain “mail-in absentee participation lists.”

Cracking down on tax cheats shouldn’t be controversial.

Our Stop Cheaters Act is about fairness—improving customer service, making sure everyone pays what they owe & enforcing the law across-the-board to minimize illegal evasion by high-income taxpayers.

Proposed "Stop Cheaters Act" aims to prevent tax evasion Maine U.S. Senator Angus King is joining the effort to pass the legislation.

Welcome home to the brave men and women of the 136th Engineer Company.

After months of service in Saudi Arabia, your efforts strengthening infrastructure and supporting our partners reflects the very best of Maine.

Maine Army National Guard soldiers welcomed home in Waterville after Middle East deployment Soldiers from the Maine Army National Guard were officially welcomed home from their deployment to the Middle East during a ceremony in Waterville.

Too many Maine people lack access to housing, a human challenge that also exhausts ER services & correction resources.

This tiny home village is a win-win—providing safe housing and services for those who need it, & saving taxpayer dollars in the long-run.

Bangor nonprofit moves forward with tiny home village to address homelessness A planned tiny home village in Bangor by Dignity First is moving closer to reality with $2 million in federal funds.