Sawyer Loftus

The incident, days before absentee voting started in the state, could have been deliberate, Secretary of State Shenna Bellows has intimated.

Staff were tricked into giving access to the organization’s bank accounts, according to a notice obtained by the BDN.

Across the country, 43 states have outlawed sexual deepfakes, and 28 banned AI-generated child sexual abuse material.

Gregory Heimann, 51, of Princeton, had doctors convinced for more than a decade that he could not walk and staged his drowning after federal agents confronted him with the evidence, court records show.

HUD is required by federal law to have an office in every state to ensure that applications for mortgage insurance are processed.

The operation allegedly produced 20 to 30 pounds of marijuana a month that was picked up by buyers from New York.

Vine Street School started full-day prekindergarten in 2021, and already the students are turning out to be high-achieving learners.

The school department did not identify the staff member, say where the person works within the school district or disclose what caused the investigation.

The Ruger SFAR used to kill 18 people in a bowling alley and bar in Lewiston was designed to kill moose and elk.

Video shows police knew Maine shooter was a threat. But they felt confronting him was unsafe.

People bundled up in their coats to watch the Bangor Rotary’s annual Festival of Lights parade march from Exchange Street through downtown.

Repealing the law tucked years ago into the U.S. defense budget could prevent soldiers from killing themselves and others, a Pentagon committee found in February.

“We certainly know that there’s a strong mental health cloud over this,” Public Safety Commissioner Michael Sauschuck said Saturday.

His sister-in-law Katie Card said Robert Card has struggled with his mental health recently.

Notices posted around the encampment said that people who have “refused” services would be expected to leave by Friday.

Newly obtained records show the difficult work of finding homes for people living in the Bangor homeless encampment off Valley Avenue.

An autopsy completed the same day 46-year-old Jeremy Lau died ruled his death a homicide

Maine’s low-income renters can fall through the cracks of a program created to help them when they report the conditions inside their home.

Bangor is only beginning to spend its $20.5 million in COVID aid, frustrating those on the front lines of homelessness and addiction crises.

The relatively slow rollout of federal stimulus money in Maine underscores the disagreement among local officials about how to spend it.