In court filings, Libby’s lawyers argued the censure violated her First Amendment rights to free speech and tied it to broader legislative rights.

Laurel Libby continues to speak out against biological males competing in girls’ sports ahead of Supreme Court cases on the issue.

It’s disturbing to see local protests aimed at silencing voices speaking on behalf of female athletes across Maine. The ...

Attorneys for the state of Maine and a conservative lawmaker who identified a transgender student athlete online are in agreement that the lawmaker’s lawsuit over her loss of voting rights is ...

One of Libby's own is about to tee off on one of golf's biggest stages. Ryggs Johnston, a 25-year-old professional golfer and native of Libby, will compete in The Open in the United Kingdom this ...

The 2025 Kootenai River Stampede PRCA Rodeo is rapidly approaching and the details are coming together for the rodeo committee as they continue to work toward providing the Libby community and ...

French President Emmanuel Macron, 47, and his wife Brigitte, 72, filed an explosive lawsuit against right-wing firebrand ...

Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred said nothing is off the table when it comes to potential expansion, including the return of a second MLB team to the Bay Area. Speaking before Tuesday's All-Star Game ...

A human rights lawyer accused of transphobia was required to “pledge” she recognised that the NSW Greens were inclusive to ...

The aim of the lengthy campaign—already effectively underway—is to resuscitate the party as a trap for the working class ...

On Tuesday, July 15, Republican State Representative Laurel Libby announced she is considering a run for governor in 2026.

At the protest in front of the Orion Performing Arts Center in Topsham, where Rep. Laurel Libby was speaking on July 15, one demonstrator held a sign that said “Dialogue, not Doxxing.” Although Rep.