Fiona, a miniature dachshund, got a little more than she may have bargained for when her expedition turned into a rescue operation by the Bangor Fire Department. Read More
The author, essayist, farmer and beekeeper passed away Oct. 13, at her son's Bar Harbor home. Read More
From 2012 to 2017, Maine residential customers have spent $95.3 million more with private sellers, a market dominated by Electricity Maine, when compared with the standard offer. Read More
Republican Shawn Moody's business and real estate empire is worth at least $48.5 million, and rising. Read More
For a while, the cause of my aching thumb was a mystery. Fortunately, I figured it out and also, how to make it feel better. Read More
The students are being treated for the illness, and the university is taking steps to help prevent the spread of the virus, which causes inflammation of the tissues that cover the brain and spinal cord. Read More
Use science to gross out your friends. Read More
Spinney Creek Shellfish in Eliot seeks to expand their oyster farming operation to a maximum of 3.67 acres on the 127-acre Spinney Creek. Read More
The Saudi government acknowledged early Saturday that journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed while visiting the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, saying he died during a fist fight. Read More
The U.S. accused a Russian woman on Friday of helping oversee the finances of a sweeping, secretive effort to sway American public opinion through social media in the first federal case alleging foreign interference in the 2018 midterm elections. Read More
Water district customers in the northern Penobscot County town of Lincoln were told Friday to boil all water before using it, according to a local official. Read More
The top three Maine-based banks continue to boost their assets. Read More
Fewer single-family homes were sold in Maine this September compared to the same month in 2017, but sale prices remained high, figures released Friday showed. Read More
A Parsonsfield man who had been missing since Monday has been found. Read More
Simon Grenier, 51, is being held without bail in Piscataquis County Jail, a jail supervisor said. Read More
There has been an increase in overnight thefts from motor vehicles parked in residents’ driveways. Read More
The recent blustery conditions have stripped many trees of their foliage, while leaving behind a collection of wet, crinkly leaves on yards, steps and driveways of many homes. This transitional period is a sure indicator that winter is right around the corner. Read More
The Pentagon’s No. 2 civilian is reviewing a Navy proposal to buy the third and fourth vessels in the Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier program under one contract to assess whether the arrangement will save money as the service claims. Read More
The ban would prevent teachers, judges, prison guards and police officers from wearing religious garments such as hijabs, turbans or kippahs at work. The crucifix can stay up, the new government argues, because it is a historical symbol and not a religious one. Read More
Police arrested a juvenile from Bangor on a charge of terrorizing Thursday night after a parent alerted authorities there may be trouble at Bangor High School’s homecoming bonfire. Read More
Maine's bond questions explained, Orono Brewing's new HQ, your weekend guide and more: Here's what we're talking about in Maine today. Read More
A group of parents and Thornton Academy brought the lawsuit in an effort to preserve school choice. Read More
A New York woman is suing Kittery for $62 million, claiming town police botched the investigation of her rape as a child in the 1970s. Read More
The debate about whether Central Maine Power should be able to pipe hydroelectricity from Canada to Massachusetts through a new 145-mile transmission line corridor in western Maine boiled over this week. Read More
Maine’s national monument will have an operating budget of about $400,000 — its highest yet — if Congress gives approval. Read More
That amount is roughly the amount of water that 18 people would use in their daily routines over the five months that the splash pad is turned on each summer. Read More
