Bangor Daily News
9,400 tons of court-ordered sand to be deposited in Penobscot River this summer
The pilot program aims to cover longstanding mercury contamination in the river.
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3mNew mental health crisis center opening in Bangor
Bangor is opening a 24/7 crisis receiving center to provide immediate mental health and substance use support, aiming to reduce pressure on emergency rooms and law enforcement.
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5mMills will leave $1B budget gap for her successor to close
Maine's next governor faces a daunting $1 billion budget shortfall, setting the stage for difficult fiscal decisions as candidates navigate ambitious campaign promises amidst rising state costs.
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4mCony, Lawrence square off in battle of unbeatens
Undefeated football giants Cony and Lawrence prepare for a high-stakes showdown in Fairfield, while several other competitive matchups shape the regional standings across various Maine high school football classes.
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4mNew ICE guidance bans high-speed car chases and sets tighter rules for traffic stops
ICE has issued strict new guidance prohibiting high-speed pursuits and mandating specialized training for officers conducting vehicle stops following a series of fatal encounters and internal policy tensions.
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6mFailed Tennessee execution renews the debate over death penalty methods
Tennessee officials are under scrutiny after the botched execution of death row inmate Christa Pike, who remained alive following two doses of lethal medication, prompting a state investigation.