Bangor Daily News
Oil prices will hit gas, food, back-to-school
Surging oil prices driven by Middle East conflict are driving up costs for gasoline, groceries, shipping, and travel, forcing consumers to adopt more cautious and deliberate spending habits.
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1mHigh CAC score scares 76-year-old man
A 76-year-old man faces anxiety after receiving a high Coronary Artery Calcium score, prompting concerns about heart health and future medical implications.
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4mCarapaz wins stage 18 of the Tour de France
Richard Carapaz claimed a hard-fought victory in the 18th stage of the Tour de France, while overall leader Tadej Pogacar maintained his significant advantage heading into the final stages.
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1mHusband’s career struggles impact marriage
Exploring the complex emotional and relational toll that professional setbacks and career instability can impose on a marriage, and how couples can navigate these difficult transitions together.
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7mMaine trooper was suspended for punching handcuffed woman
Maine State Police suspended a trooper for using excessive force against a handcuffed woman, marking a rare disciplinary action following public scrutiny of the agency's internal review processes.
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4mWaterville to ban city employees from cooperating with ICE agents
Waterville City Council passed an ordinance prohibiting city employees from cooperating with federal immigration agents, aiming to bolster community trust despite intense public debate and divided local opinion.