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The Harvard Crimson student newspaper, in its coverage of a campus protest against the federal immigration agency, reached out to it to ask for comment.
Billy Lander and his brother Tim have entered the moose lottery since 1980, and their names were never drawn -- until now.
Threading through pines and over hills of the Schoodic Peninsula, bicyclists can follow these trails along the shore to several rocky beaches and overlooks.
Paul LePage used his first major public appearance since leaving office to try to reframe his eight controversial years as Maine's governor — and to continue teasing a possible run in 2022.
Maine has about 2,240 people incarcerated at facilities across the state.
The claim of “temporary presidential immunity” from Trump’s private attorney William Consovoy came in court in response to a judge’s question that invoked the president’s own hypothetical scenario.
That discovery came as Waterville police and state troopers searched for 29-year-old Melissa Sousa, who was last seen Tuesday morning.
Joe Dunne’s contentious relationship with the city highlights the tension between quality and affordability inherent in Lewiston’s efforts to revive its downtown housing.
A vacant lot in the heart of downtown might soon be developed as a five-story hotel featuring 35 rooms, a restaurant and two bars.
It's a move the hospital hopes will result in more people with opioid addictions in the area pursuing treatment.
The University of Maine men’s basketball team was competitive in large parts of many games last winter.
Bangor has filed a civil lawsuit seeking to stop a resident from using his land as a private shooting range after notifying him numerous times over the past year-and-a-half that he was violating city rules.
One Maine spider species is camouflaged to look like a flower blossom, while another is capable of walking on water. Here are just a few of the many varieties, and a bit about what makes them unique.
“If the preliminary facts suggest little likelihood of a campaign finance violation, the Commission staff typically recommends against an investigation.”
Maine saw a decline in the number of crimes reported for the seventh straight year in 2018.
A bill that would require natural gas and propane leak detectors in certain buildings following last month’s fatal explosion in Farmington will be on the Legislature’s agenda when it reconvenes this winter.
Lonely Planet’s recommendation focuses primarily on three areas in Maine.
A woman died in Etna on Wednesday morning after being pinned between a car and a utility pole.
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