Court cuts $50M judgment against Alex Jones over falsely labeling Sandy Hook killings a hoax
The ruling does not affect a $1.25 billion judgment against Jones in Connecticut, but is a significant legal victory for him.
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NTSB releases preliminary report on fatal plane crash in Bristol
Investigators say the pilot was killed and the one passenger sustained minor injuries.
Daily Dose: Concussion warning signs, a growing egg recall and the truth about fitness trackers
Today's health headlines include concussion symptoms in young athletes to an expanding egg recall and how accurate your fitness tracker really is.
Smelt Brook Bridge replacement project underway in Perry
MaineDOT expects the bridge will be closed until August 2027, and traffic will be detoured on a temporary bridge in the meantime.
Former Maine player of the year set to make Double-A debut in Portland
Cody Bowker, the 2022 Maine Gatorade Player of the Year for baseball, will make his Double-A debut in his home state, with first pitch at 6:00 p.m.
Previously unseen pictures released in NH cold case; investigators seek tips
Shari Roth's body was found in August 1977 in the White Mountains. An autopsy found she was strangled to death.
A Waldo County soup kitchen expands its services to include health care
The Belfast Soup Kitchen is partnering with local organizations to increase access to care.
Bonnaroo to take 2027 off as festival site recovers from back-to-back years of storms
The Bonnaroo music festival has announced it will "be taking a much-needed year off in 2027."
Nearly 10-hour standoff resolved in Whitefield
Police say a man made violent threats towards officers at the scene before he surrendered peacefully.
Love, larceny and a little white lie: How a groom's buddies busted a felonious wedding crasher
A wedding crasher struck hours before the ceremony in Quilcene, Washington, and the guest list happened to include exactly the right people to handle it.
Charter plane carrying 8 crashes near remote radar site in western Alaska, NTSB says
A federal official says a charter plane flying to a remote radar site in western Alaska crashed Thursday.
Waldo community raises funds for firefighter injured in Searsmont mill fire
Tom Wolf, a Waldo County firefighter, has been recovering from injuries he sustained at the mill explosion in May
Portland's housing and economic development director resigns amid assault allegations
A new interim director will begin on Tuesday, city officials say.
Trump appears on former fixer-turned-enemy Michael Cohen's radio show
The interview marked a stunning public reunion between Trump and a man who testified against him both in court and before Congress.
Some colleges and universities begin to accept tuition payments via PayPal and Venmo
A few large universities will start accepting tuition payments using PayPal and Venmo as they offer more payment options.
UNE research pier proposal faces another delay in Biddeford
The University of New England has secured state and federal permits for its proposed research pier, but local approvals remain unresolved.
Vice President JD Vance to visit Maine Monday
Vance is expected to speak in Brewer on Monday morning.
Two arrested following drug investigation in Waterville
A monthslong drug investigation resulted in the arrest of two people, and police say they expect more arrests.
Bobby Charles starts general election campaign, pitching lower taxes and change
Republican candidate Bobby Charles says he would target taxes, energy costs and government spending while increasing oversight in Augusta.