Bangor Daily News
Maine has seen the nation’s third-highest jump in ICE arrests of people without criminal records
Federal data reveals a sharp surge in ICE arrests in Maine this year, primarily targeting individuals without criminal records and impacting immigrant communities across the state.
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1mMan dies after shooting outside Lewiston tavern
Authorities are investigating a fatal shooting outside the Blue Goose Tavern in Lewiston that left one man dead and a woman injured early Wednesday morning.
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3mMadawaska town manager at center of sexting allegations
Madawaska officials call an emergency meeting following public allegations that Town Manager David Daigle allegedly sent sexually explicit messages from his social media account.
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2mPoacher killed doe, left her to rot in Rome
Authorities are investigating the illegal killing of two does in Maine and offering a $3,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the responsible poachers.
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1mMan found dead after gunshots reported
Maine State Police are investigating a fatal shooting at a Brunswick home after officers discovered a man dead and took the property resident into custody on Tuesday.
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6mReentry program takes teens from youth prison on rafting trip
The Pathfinders program helps incarcerated youth in Maine find hope and essential life skills through outdoor adventures, aiming to normalize their experience and improve future re-entry outcomes.