Good morning. Temperatures will be in the high 20s to low 40s with a chance for snow and rain throughout the state. Here's what we're talking about in Maine today.

• The Maine Department of Corrections has told Penobscot County it can no longer exceed its jail's licensed capacity of 157 inmates. While other county jails have had overcrowding, the Bangor jail has had the most chronic overcrowding problems in the state, according to Maine's corrections commissioner.

• Presque Isle City Councilor Jake Shaw is, by far, the youngest member of the Star City’s elected government at age 27. And as the only twenty-something on the council, he has taken on a broader crusade: to keep Presque Isle’s youth in the city and to make them civically engaged.

• After voting to acquit President Donald Trump last week, U.S. Sen. Susan Collins of Maine told reporters she wished senators heard testimony from Trump's former national security adviser and the ambassador who gave earlier contradictory testimony on the president's Ukraine actions. Collins, a Republican who is up for re-election in 2020, backed an unsuccessful push to allow witnesses during the trial.

• Gorden Flynn, the husband of one of Jennifer Bryant Flynn, found his wife dead in their Machias home on Monday. The couple had welcomed the man accused in the killings into their home, most recently a month ago.

• Beginning Monday, the city will fence off the section of park that starts below the parking lot behind Darling’s Waterfront Pavilion and extends south about a half mile to Dutton Street, just behind Hollywood Casino. That will allow workers to start preparing for the construction project, which is part of a larger years-long effort by the city to prevent sewage from entering the Penobscot River.

• A 1910 publication documents the fearsome creatures lumberjacks said they encountered while out in the woods. Maine's three entries? The Tote Road Shagamaw, Billdad and Agropelter.