Maine lawmakers just settled one concealed weapons records issue but another one is still in play.
Governor LePage signed a bill rushed through the legislature in one day that, for now, keeps information on Maine's concealed permit holders confidential, but there's another bill awaiting action that would created a central database of permit-holders to give police easier access to the information.
Police say that could help them get guns out of the hands of criminals.
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