Bangor Daily News
Maine’s prisons will continue to allow for punishments regardless of guilt
Maine's Department of Corrections maintains a controversial policy allowing punitive actions against incarcerated individuals without a formal finding of guilt, raising concerns about systemic…
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6mMaine’s deluge of political ads is crowding out small businesses
The onslaught of political ads means less airtime for Maine's bakeries, car dealerships, shops, colleges, professional services firms and others looking to get their own messages out.
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4mPresque Isle’s junior hockey team enters 2nd season with new lineup and playstyle
If there was one thing the Northern Maine Pioneers lacked in their inaugural season, it was time to recruit and structure a roster.
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4mMaine’s highest court will hear appeals at 3 high schools next week
The Law Court created the program 21 years ago to give students an opportunity to see how the appeals court functions.
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6mControversial Bangor councilor running for reelection wants the city to have a mayor
“People want to see bold individuals that mean what they say and that actually want to do things, not just say things. And that’s me, at the end of the day.”
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4mMaine posts record-breaking heating oil prices
Maine's heating oil prices have hit a record $6.02 per gallon due to global conflict and supply constraints, prompting calls for federal aid and increased energy efficiency efforts.