| | | | Latest news Friday, October 11, 2019 at 1 pm |
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Apples, apples everywhere!
A federal appeals court ruled Friday that President Donald Trump's financial records must be turned over to the House of Representatives.
The federal government is providing Maine's largest city with nearly $900,000 to help pay for costs associated with the arrival of asylum seekers earlier this year.
Janet Mills says Maine must help Arctic nations with issues such as combating climate change and building stronger trade relationships.
A man from India who lives in New Jersey was indicted Wednesday by a federal grand jury in connection with the deadliest incident ever to happen in Acadia National Park.
An attorney for a New York man sentenced to life in prison for murdering an Augusta couple on Christmas Day 2015 argued Thursday that the conviction should be tossed out.
The sale would be the latest property flip performed by site owner American Iron and Metal since the Canadian scrap-metal recycler purchased the Verso site for $58 million in 2015.
Bangor is moving toward letting its police department charge fees to homeless shelters and group homes that call 911 for reasons that aren’t deemed to be emergencies.
It might seem strange that an inmate is advocating for the prison guards who keep him locked down to receive higher pay.
Come Monday morning, another herd of hunters, along with their friends and family members, will embark on special hunts as the second major week of moose season gets underway across the state.
The four candidates running for two seats on the Bangor School Committee this year all have children in Bangor schools. All of them have also been educators at some point in their careers.
Fort Kent’s Austin Theriault had a lot of success on superspeedways en route to his ARCA Series championship in 2017, and he hope that will continue on Sunday in the Monster Energy Cup Series.
The USS Sequoia, a yacht used by former presidents that’s sometimes known as the “floating White House,” soon may be coming to Belfast to be restored.
U.S. Sens. Angus King and Susan Collins said they support imposing sanctions if Turkey goes too far after President Donald Trump’s decision to pull U.S. troops from the Syrian border opened the door for the nation to launch an offensive against Kurds in northern Syria.
Protesters transported a green boat on a trailer into Times Square and then sat down and refused police orders to move.
The publisher of the Windham Eagle decided to pull its police log this week, citing “negative drama” and threats against her husband and family from someone who “was not happy that their name appeared” there.
The park service used the house as an administrative building for the St. Croix Island International Historic Site for a decade until it opened a smaller, more modern visitor’s center in 2014. Since then, it has had no use for the building.
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