1. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi will announce enforcement actions against Maine on Wednesday for violating Title IX. The Trump administration has threatened to pull federal education funding, claiming Maine’s policy is in violation of Title IX. (WGME)

2. The city of Portland says it needs to raise property taxes by up to 7 percent and use about $9 million from its rainy-day fund to maintain ongoing expenses in the city. The city manager described the budget cycle as extremely challenging, with rising health insurance costs, required wage increases and uncertainty when it comes to state and federal funding. (WGME)

3. Uncle Henry’s, a Maine-based swap and sell-it guide, is back online after it was taken down by hackers for almost a month. Hackers deleted the website’s database and demanded bitcoin to get it back. (WGME)

4. American Airlines is on the verge of offering passengers free Wi-Fi on most flights. On Tuesday, the company announced a partnership with AT&T to provide internet service aboard to most passengers. In order to access the free Wi-Fi, passengers will need to sign up for American’s AAdvantage loyalty program. American Airlines hopes to have 90 percent of its fleet ready for free internet by January 2026. (USAToday)

5. In just a few weeks, women from across the state will be competing for the title of Miss Maine USA. Miss Monson USA, Isabelle St. Cyr, is the first transgender woman to participate in the pageant. Jordon Hudson, the girlfriend of former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick, announced on her Instagram page that she will compete in the 2025 Miss Maine USA competition. The 24-year-old will be representing her hometown of Hancock, Maine. She finished as the first runner-up in the 2024 Miss Maine USA competition. (WMTW)

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