The Nevada Democratic Party suggested that Buttigieg's campaign seek a recount if it wants to challenge results. Read More
The prospect of a Sanders nomination has amplified concerns for Democrats who believe his liberal policies will drive away moderate and independent voters in November. Read More
Maine regulators downplayed the appearance of a conflict of interest, while others said the firm’s work for both sides should raise questions about what was billed as an independent report. Read More
The Justice Department is asking Maine to voluntarily address the violation or else face action in court. Read More
The money became available after the federal government declared the opioid addiction crisis a national public health emergency in October 2017. Read More
Left untreated, sleep apnea can have some dangerous consequences. Learn about sleep apnea and how one man's "wake-up call" led to a diagnosis and successful treatment. Read More
The bill sent to the Senate on Thursday would allow adults to possess up to 3/4 of an ounce of marijuana and to grow up to six plants. Read More
Warren called the former New York mayor not a tall threat but a big one with his billions of dollars. Read More
Jose Irizarry has been arrested on charges of conspiring to launder money with the same Colombian drug cartel he was supposed to be fighting. Read More
The series follows activist-scholar Abdur-Rahman Muhammad, who argues that at least two of the men charged with the slaying were innocent and that the real killers got away. Read More
The book will trace her long career overseas. Read More
Robert O'Brien's comments come after conflicting accounts emerged from a recent closed-door briefing by intelligence officials, who spoke to lawmakers about Russian interference in the 2020 campaign. Read More
Like Trump, he's been unafraid to challenge his own party's traditional assumptions about what it takes to win both the primary and the general election. Read More
The founders of Therapy For the People have been filling dozens of requests from prospective new clients, affirming the need for a designated LGBTQ-focused therapy practice. Read More
The Vermont senator successfully rallied his fiercely loyal base and tapped into support from Nevada’s large Latino community. Read More
Bangor police said they responded to a call around 12:33 p.m. Saturday after a person was found deceased on the ground in the back parking lot at 353 Main St. in Bangor. Read More
The Maine Legislature has passed a proposal that supporters said will make epinephrine delivery devices more affordable and more easily available. Read More
A bright pink sign on the front door of the Family Dollar store in Corinth Friday afternoon said “We Quit! Bad Company to Work For.” Read More
A Washington County doctor has come under the scrutiny of federal drug enforcement agents because of her history of inappropriate prescriptions of methadone and opioids and failure to keep appropriate records. Read More
The vehicle was headed eastbound, toward Brewer, when the passenger got out and jumped from the bridge into the frozen river below. Read More
The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife said the two crashes bring Maine’s fatal snowmobile crash total to six for the season. Read More
Ten-year-old Marissa Kennedy clearly experienced torture at the hands of her mother and stepfather before her death in Stockton Springs two years ago, Justice Robert Murray said on Friday as he explained what factored into his decision to sentence her mother to 48 years in prison for her role in the murder. Read More
It offers the public its first look at the department's involvement with Marissa Kennedy's family before her death. Read More
The state agency charged with ensuring children’s safety received 25 reports about Marissa Kennedy and her family in the 16 months leading up to her February 2018 murder. But it didn’t confirm her stepfather and mother were abusing her until she was dead. Read More
Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg said Friday that he's willing to release at least three women from nondisclosure agreements. Read More
Seasonal ferry service between Maine and Nova Scotia will resume for the first time since 2009 by June 26 — or a few weeks earlier, if renovations to a Bar Harbor terminal take less time than expected. Read More
