ICE in Maine: New data shows ICE arrested 75 people in Maine in June—the highest monthly total since the January surge—continuing a broader national spike. ICE policy shift: A new, unannounced ICE rule keeps officers involved in deadly-force incidents off the streets longer, moving them to desk duty until cleared. Biddeford case details: 911 transcripts add new context to the fatal ICE shooting of Johan Sebastian Guerrero, while his family’s attorney pushes back on VP JD Vance’s comments. Immigration pressure on families: Advocates say arrests increasingly happen near homes and workplaces, fueling fear and uncertainty. Maine culture & community: Sunny Valley Farms’ Rebloom Festival drew about 1,000 visitors for flowers, music, wine and lobster. Local arts & events: Cocktails & Chrome returns Saturday to support the Railway Village Museum’s “Driving History Forward” campaign. Health access: MaineHealth Pen Bay Hospital finishes its Mammography Suite renovation, adding capacity and cutting wait times. Politics on the ballot: Maine finalizes ballots after the write-in deadline, with ranked-choice voting set for the U.S. Senate race. Housing: Avesta Housing’s “The Bellwether” tops off in Portland, bringing 201 affordable apartments.