Suspect in Winslow stabbing pleads not guilty to aggravated assault charge
Justin Boucher, 21, accused of repeatedly stabbing a 65-year-old man Jan. 18, entered his plea last week at an Augusta
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Key state panel urges new rail trail between Auburn and Portland
Panel endorses a 26-mile path for bicycles and pedestrians along an unused rail corridorRead More
Read MoreFormer Maine Med official charged with fraud signs new plea agreement
Joshua Cory Frances, 45, is now scheduled for sentencing on Feb. 8.Read More
Read MoreSanford man starts free snowplowing initiative for those in need
Dave King began offering free plowing last year and says there are many people who couldn’t go without it.Read More
Read MoreIn photos: After some dustings, snow finally makes clean sweep over Maine
Winter made itself known slowly this year, with only a few light snows by the time the season officially began.
Read MorePortland shaken over recent killings of homeless people
Friends of Bethany Kelley and Nicholas ‘Wolf’ Gardner continue to look for answers in their deaths. Advocates worry there aren’t
Read MoreMaine businesses, schools get smart at artificial intelligence meeting
A study by the Portland-based Roux Institute finds that a handful of Maine industries are using AI as a tool
Read MorePedestrian hit, killed by vehicle in Penobscot County
The accident occurred just after noon Friday in the town of Newburgh, southwest of Bangor.Read More
Read MoreJury finds Gardiner man guilty of murder in shooting, machete attack
Dylan Ketcham, 23, was found guilty Friday of three crimes tied to a January 2020 incident in Gardiner. He faces
Read MoreTurner-based MSAD 52 votes to keep ‘Gender Queer’ in high school library
A controversial book about gender and sexual identity will remain available to students at Leavitt Area High School after a
Read MoreInitiative to require voter approval of state borrowing over $1 billion certified for ballot
Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows said backers of No Blank Checks collected more than enough signatures to be approved
Read MoreBiddeford Pool childhood abuse case now in hands of jury
An eight-person jury began their deliberations Thursday afternoon.Read More
Read MorePortland mayor urges lawmakers to leave Portland Harbor dredging allocation alone
Gov. Mills’ budget proposal calls for reallocating the $10 million in state funds for the dredging project to the Small
Read MoreState lawmaker calls for $200 million investment in affordable housing
Rep. Rebecca Millett’s bill is one of many housing bills that will be considered by a new Joint Select Committee
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