Good morning. Temperatures will be in the low 50s with rain throughout the state.

Here's what we're talking about in Maine today.

• Two U.S. Border Patrol agents recently followed a family they saw in Bangor into the Goodwill thrift store on Stillwater Avenue. The family “appeared to be of Central-American origin,” a Border Patrol agent wrote in federal court records, and the agents “overheard several people speaking Spanish” inside the store. Then, the agents approached the people and asked where they were from.

City officials are trying to make Bangor more walkable–here’s how

• The projects include the installation of bollards at crosswalks to keep drivers from speeding through, plans to make an intersection less confusing and the eventual addition of a crosswalk on the Joshua Chamberlain Bridge that connects Bangor and Brewer.

• Maine became the ninth state to allow doctors to provide life-ending medication to terminally ill patients. The law took effect last month. Wide adoption will take time. Maine’s largest provider will allow physicians to participate beginning in January, but there are questions about which drugs will be used.

• It’s been two years since the Rockport man was accused of brutally killing his mother, his grandparents and their home health aide in Massachusetts. Orion Krause, 24, is expected to plead not guilty by reason of insanity when his trial gets underway. But he has yet to undergo a mental health evaluation.