Man pleads guilty to stealing Mainers’ identities for pandemic unemployment scheme
A former Arizona man pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Portland Tuesday to six counts of wire fraud and
Read MoreA former Arizona man pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Portland Tuesday to six counts of wire fraud and
Read MoreBangor city councilors decided to give $2.77 million to Penobscot Community Health Care to support the expansion and renovation of
Read MoreA case that has sat before the Supreme Judicial Court since late 2021 could upend Maine’s policies on foreclosures and
Read MoreThe largest private child care provider in Caribou will close for good at the end of the month, leaving families
Read MoreThe country’s newest high school sport has made its debut. With Wisdom’s (St. Agatha) 6-2 victory over Van Buren on
Read MoreAs Maine’s vigorous cannabis scene explodes in retail markets, Aroostook County growers say the boom means more work for less
Read MorePRESQUE ISLE, Maine — City Manager Martin Puckett has resigned from his post effective Oct. 15 after serving Presque Isle
Read MoreNoah White likes the shower the most of all the features in his new Bangor house. That’s because it is
Read MoreSHERMAN, Maine — Two classically trained chefs with a will to overcome seemingly insurmountable odds are creating a quirky new
Read MoreMaine’s public university system could continue to face multimillion dollar budget deficits for several years, according to early projections shared
Read MoreThe Hermon High School girls soccer team has been one of the state’s best for the last decade. Over the
Read MoreMADAWASKA, Maine – Madawaska is getting $2 million from the federal government to help revitalize its Midtown Shopping Plaza. Officials said the
Read MoreMaine’s second-largest senior college program has found a new home in Belfast in time for courses this fall following the
Read MoreThe president of two Bangor nonprofits purchased 35 acres in Bradford to create housing for those who are homeless, sparking concern
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