Bangor Daily News
Houlton asks court to dismiss public records case over cameras
Houlton faces a lawsuit from a resident alleging the town failed to provide all public records regarding its controversial facial recognition cameras, violating state law and a settlement agreement.
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4mThe highest-paid employees at the University of Maine
UMaine is facing a $19 million budget shortfall for the next fiscal year that administrators say will have to be covered in part by layoffs.
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1mLetter: Matt Dunlap is the correct choice for Maine’s 2nd District
“LePage moved to Florida right after his two terms as our governor (which I consider abominable) to avoid paying taxes.”
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2mLetter: I’m voting blue because I’m worse off under this administration
“Our government should not be a version of Lord of the Flies.”
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3mCharlotte Motor Speedway to host a celebration of life for Kyle Busch
Charlotte Motor Speedway hosts a public celebration of life for legendary two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Busch, featuring tributes from racing stars and a performance by Cole Swindell.
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6mNFL flags officials, suspending 2 after outbursts
The NFL has suspended two officiating crew members for unprofessional behavior, highlighting a league-wide crackdown on conduct as high-profile player-coach exchanges continue to draw unwanted public scrutiny.