North Anson man who led deputies on high-speed chase pleads guilty to drug charges
Prosecutors said Cody Mosher had enough fentanyl on him to cover more than 379,000 lethal doses.Read More
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Man pleads guilty to murder in 2011 shooting in Portland
Abdi Awad was already serving time at the Maine State Prison when he was indicted in the death of Allen
Read MorePortland elementary school opening delayed to remove mold
Mold was found in over a dozen classrooms in the Talbot Community School in Portland’s Riverton neighborhood.Read More
Read MorePortland City Council expected to appoint new city attorney
Michael Goldman, who has served as the the city’s acting corporation counsel since November 2022, was nominated to the permanent
Read MoreContamination warnings issued for 5 Maine beaches heading into Labor Day weekend
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection has found elevated levels of fecal bacteria at beaches in York, Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, South
Read MoreA new sculpture winds through College of the Atlantic
The installation by British artist Andy Goldsworthy comprises 250 curbstones that form a 1,000-foot path from the entrance of the
Read MoreState to begin removing homeless encampment near I-295 in Portland
The encampment is on state-owned property near Exit 6.Read More
Read MorePro-wind power groups urge Mills to give tribes a place at the table
Environmental and labor officials ask the administration to do more to include the Wabanaki tribes of Maine in offshore wind
Read MorePortland voters will choose from 5 candidates for mayor in November
The candidates vying to fill the seat held by Mayor Kate Snyder, who is not seeking reelection, include three city
Read MoreWith eye toward planned transmission project, Albion residents OK moratorium on utility lines, corridors
Residents approved the measure at a special town meeting Monday in a vote that’s in response to the Aroostook Renewable
Read MoreSierra Club endorses consumer-owned utility question
Voters will decide on Nov. 7 whether the state’s power distribution system will be maintained by investor-owned utilities, or a
Read MoreACLU of Maine reaches settlement with state indigent defense service
The ACLU of Maine, representing 5 incarcerated plaintiffs, sued the Maine Commission on Indigent Legal Services in March 2022 alleging
Read MoreBaxter Boulevard to close for paving between Payson Park and Preble Street
The city will be closing the section of road for three days over the next two weeks as crews work
Read MoreWoman finds grenades, unexploded mine while cleaning out father’s Portland house
The explosives were discovered Saturday and safely disposed of using the Portland Police bomb squad’s robot.Read More
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