Bangor Daily News
Feds drop Maine gun case after judge questions years of secret surveillance
Police used a camera at a neighboring home to watch Willie Banks for three years before arresting him in connection with a shooting.
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4mHow Democratic campaigns are scrambling to stack Maine's Senate caucuses
Thousands of Mainers have filed to run as delegates ahead of county caucuses on Saturday and Sunday that mark the next step in the Maine Democratic Party’s compressed effort to replace Graham Platner.
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1mMaine’s air quality will be worse Saturday
Particulate pollution will elevated statewide, and ozone will be moderate in some regions.
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6mFoxcroft Academy relishes role as training site for Shrine Lobster Bowl
This will be the 36th annual contest and will be played at 4 p.m. Saturday at Don Roux Field in Lewiston.
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2mUK citizen who walked into Maine illegally from Canada sentenced to time served
Hameed Mohammed Nagi and three other men were arrested by Border Patrol agents in April after they were spotted on the Golden Road.
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3mFamily remembers ‘devoted’ Maine grandmother killed by falling tree in storm
Amy Tatlock, 49, died Thursday in Corinth after a tree fell on her car during a severe storm that ripped through the area.