Maine game wardens rescued nine people on Friday after their canoes capsized on Ripogenus Lake. Read More
Almost 10,000 Portland residents have been without power since Thursday’s storm and can expect the outage to last several days, making Maine’s largest city one of the hardest-hit areas in the state. Read More
The University of Maine at Farmington is currently investigating the male student, and has in the past, for stalking, harassment, sexual misconduct, sexual assault and physical assault against multiple women. Read More
In recent years, the Lewiston code enforcement office has been more aggressive in pursuing remedies from landlords who operate unsafe housing. That sometimes means taking them to court to make them fix their buildings. Read More
Want to get stronger? Try doing some planks. We've got a quick video demo for you. And while you're down on the floor, why not do a few push-ups, too. Read More
The pharmaceutical and medical device giant Johnson & Johnson has agreed to a $117 million settlement with 41 states, including Maine, over allegations it deceptively marketed its pelvic mesh products. Read More
The federal government's providing money for a project to upgrade aging sewer infrastructure in one of Maine's coastal communities. Read More
Officials in Maine said a type of beetle that's killed hundreds of millions of ash trees since its discovery in North America has been found on a trap in Portland. Read More
Plans to bring a marina, restaurant and more to the downtown waterfront seem less certain after the developer this week refused to sign a contract that had been hammered out over months of intensive negotiations. Read More
All three candidates running for Brewer City Council have been involved in the community for years, and now they want to serve in elected office for the first time. Read More
By spring 2020, 28 apartments will be leased or ready to lease in two buildings on Franklin Street in Bangor that have been fully renovated over the past year, adding to a high-end downtown rental market that has seen exponential growth in the past five years. Read More
Maine native Jessica Meir's first spacewalk will be a historic one. Read More
Methamphetamine trafficking into Maine from outside of the United States is quickly replacing opioids as one of the biggest threats in the state’s drug crisis, especially in the northernmost and southernmost counties. Read More
The man who was involved in a plane crash at Dexter Regional Airport on Wednesday died the next day at Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center. Read More
The state’s two largest utilities had their hands full Thursday after a nor’easter blew across Maine, leaving a trail of downed trees, fallen electrical lines and powerless homes. Read More
Maine will vote on a people’s veto effort aimed at repealing a new school vaccination law passed by the Democratic-led Legislature after Secretary of State Matt Dunlap’s office said Thursday the effort qualified for the March 2020 ballot. Read More
Two fire trucks collided while responding to a structure fire on Thursday, sending two firefighters to the hospital with injuries, according to officials. Read More
A nor’easter storm with heavy winds forced The Oceania Riviera cruise ship to drop anchor at Searsport Harbor early Thursday morning because conditions were too rough at sea. Read More
Following their withdrawal, Turkey’s military operation would be “halted entirely,” Pence said. Read More
The announcement to hold the event at Trump National Doral comes at the same time the president has accused Joe Biden's family of profiting from public office. Read More
The Maine State Board of Veterinary Medicine has revoked the license of a veterinarian who continued practicing at the Machias Animal Hospital without an active license. Read More
William D. Hamel, 54, was charged with felony gross sexual assault. Read More
The location is one of 1,932 Rite Aid stores acquired by Walgreens last year. Read More
A Colorado man wanted in two states was arrested at a Bangor hotel Thursday morning, and police charged the hotel manager in the process for allegedly not letting police view the hotel’s guest list. Read More
An air of inevitability has taken hold in Congress, with the expectation that Trump will become the third president in history to be impeached — and that Republicans need to prepare to defend the president. Read More
The Bangor City Council on Wednesday night unanimously approved a zoning change for the two homes on West Broadway owned by Stephen and Tabitha King that will pave the way for the properties to house King’s extensive archive and serve as a writers’ retreat. Read More
