Augusta man gets 16 months in prison for assaulting federal guard
The Maine man who was shot and injured by a security officer after he held a knife to the throat of
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Maine DHHS Wants $5,000 in Fees to Make Disciplinary Records Public
The Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has asked for $5,000 in fees before it will turn over
Read moreMaine lobstermen are suing Monterey Bay Aquarium for defamation
The lawsuit claims the aquarium made false statements about the fishery, damaging reputations and finances Read More
Read moreFamily of 3-year-old who died of drug exposure says DHHS didn’t heed warnings
Family members of a 3-year-old Old Town girl who died after ingesting her mother’s drugs said Friday that Maine’s child welfare
Read moreFederal employee from Maine pleads guilty to possession of child sexual abuse material
Officials say Terrence Talbot admitted to using a government computer to download images Read More
Read moreDeadly shooting of Waterboro man by York County deputy ruled justified by AG
According to the AG’s review, Deputy Levi Johnson acted in self defense after Tyler Woodburn, 30, repeatedly tried to grab
Read moreSabattus woman gets 11 years in prison for killing pedestrian
Amber Smith was driving under the influence of narcotics when the SUV she was driving struck a woman walking along
Read moreSabattus man to serve nearly five years for killing woman in crash
Ryan Curran was charged with 20 crimes stemming from the June 8, 2022 crash in Lewiston.Read More
Read moreFatal shooting by York County deputy was justified, says Maine attorney general
WATERBORO, Maine — A sheriff’s deputy who fatally shot a man he thought was trying to take his gun was
Read moreMaine’s high court orders new sentencing for man involved in shootout that wounded Waterville officer
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court in a ruling Thursday said the judge who oversaw the trial of Richard Murray-Burns erred
Read moreJustice Wayne Douglas sworn in to Maine’s highest court
Gov. Janet Mills presided over his swearing in ceremony Friday at the State House. Douglas has been a superior court
Read moreJudge orders rewording for referendum question on electric utility
The Maine Secretary of State is ordered to draft a new referendum question that doesn’t used the word ‘quasi-governmental’ to
Read moreMaine lawmakers urged to pay for indigent defense by federal civil rights committee
An advisory committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights is urging Maine’s political leadership to boost spending on defense
Read morePoland murder suspect returns to Maine on Friday
Aaron Aldrich of Lewiston is expected to appear in court Monday.Read More
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