Jones will still be able to browse Twitter and send direct messages to his followers, however, he won’t be able post publicly for seven days. Read More
Statistics released this month by the University of Maryland suggest that 2017 was the third consecutive year that the number of terrorist attacks around the world — and the deaths caused by them — had dropped. Read More
Emera Maine attributed the outage to an animal that interfered with a power substation. Read More
Investigators still are looking for answers in the June brawl in Kennedy Park that left Donald Giusti dead. Read More
Work on the guided-missile destroyers will be performed in Bath and is expected to be completed by Nov. 20, 2022. Read More
Investigators are working to determine what caused an 260-foot long stretch of highway to break off from the 150-foot high bridge in the northwestern port city. Read More
Jany Leveille was taken into custody by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services on Tuesday, Taos County Sheriff Jerry Hogrefe announced. Read More
The new plans include putting greater emphasis on attacking cartels' financial infrastructure. Plans also call for a new enforcement group based in Chicago that will concentrate on international investigations of cartels. Read More
Lighthouse inn for sale, loon calls and a famous Maine pup: Here's what you need to know today in Maine. Read More
While the full political battlefield isn't quite set, the stakes are clear: Democrats are working to topple Republican control of Congress and governors' offices across the nation. Read More
The Turkish government said it will impose extra tariffs on imports of products including rice, vehicles, alcohol, coal and cosmetics. Read More
Home ownership also depended on age. Up to 10 percent fewer people age 44 and younger owned houses last year compared to in 2006. Read More
At least three food trucks parked along the Bangor waterfront have been burglarized since late July, prompting the city to install security cameras in the area while police hunt for a culprit. Read More
The inn property does not come with the lighthouse that sits directly in front of it, which is owned by the town. However, the inn does come with tourists who don't necessarily stay at the inn, but who walk across the inn property to get a look at the beacon. Read More
Independent U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders won Vermont's Democratic Senate primary on Tuesday but was expected to turn down the nomination, as he did in his previous campaigns, and support other Democratic candidates. Read More
The Environmental Protection Agency privately challenged the Trump administration's rationale for freezing Obama-era mileage standards, saying the proposal would actually increase U.S. highway deaths. Read More
More than 1,000 children — and possibly many more — were molested by hundreds of Roman Catholic priests in six Pennsylvania dioceses, while senior church officials took steps to cover it up, according to a landmark grand jury report released Tuesday. Read More
An Auburn lawyer running for district attorney is set to appear in court Wednesday for a hearing on a sexual assault allegation that could cost him his law license and eligibility for office. Read More
Fort Kent councilors unanimously voted following an executive session Monday night to offer Suzie Paradis the position of town manager. Read More
Albert Flick was convicted of stabbing his wife to death in 1979, as well as subsequent attacks on women in 2008 and 2010. Read More
