Bangor Daily News
Specialty farmers adapt harvests, protect crops in face of extreme heat
BROOKSVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Even as the sun started to set, the day’s heat was still hanging in the air as Annie Woods walked back out to harvest squash and zucchini on her 50-acre farm. Prolonged and…
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2mInfluencer suing Trump administration after she was barred from JD Vance's event in Bangor
When they turned her away, Secret Service agents reportedly told Amanda McGonigle that they "knew where she stood."
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4mThe Latest: Defense disputes DNA evidence in Charlie Kirk assassination hearing
The preliminary hearing for the man charged with killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk is set to resume Wednesday afternoon, with defense attorneys expected to keep questioning the reliability of DNA testing that prosecutors say links the defendant to the suspected murder weapon. Prosecutors are trying to convince state District Judge Tony Graf that they have […]
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1mMan accused of assaulting Bangor coffeehouse staff
Tyler Corliss, 30, allegedly threw items, which be believed he moved with supernatural powers, at employees and chased them out of the store.
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3mMorning Update: What you need to know in Maine today
What we're talking about in Maine today.
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2mBangor man allegedly dragged woman into apartment and then forced her into a car before police arrived
Harold English, 24, has been charged with domestic violence assault, criminal restraint, refusal to submit to arrest and assault.