Wednesday, May 22, 2013
NORRIDGEWOCK -- A family of four is facing homelessness after a fire that destroyed their mobile home earlier this month, the second fire the family has endured in three years.
Augusta native and Maine Game Warden Troy Thibodeau says he's not sure just what to expect when Animal Planet's "North Woods Law" returns -- especially since he's going to be a featured character in the reality TV show.
WASHINGTON -- The Pentagon is lifting its ban on women serving in combat, opening hundreds of thousands of front-line positions and potentially elite commando jobs after generations of limits on their service, defense officials said Wednesday.
Four new members were elected recently to the MaineGeneral Health board of directors.
WASHINGTON -- The Inauguration Day crowd was long gone and the media's attention had turned elsewhere Monday night, when a runner crossed the dark, deserted plaza in front of the U.S. Capitol to end a punishing journey in the name of charity.
The announcement is a sign of how concerned the service's leaders have become about alcohol abuse on the force.
AUGUSTA -- Five local lawmakers will serve on a new legislative committee designed to spark growth in the Maine economy.
AUGUSTA -- Letters asking for corporate directors' names, addresses and $125 from "Corporate Records Services" did not come from state Bureau of Corporations.
WATERVILLE -- A Belgrade man with a long criminal record was arrested Tuesday and charged with aggravated forgery for allegedly printing and spending counterfeit money.
ISO New England said Wednesday that electricity prices are now at their lowest levels since 2003.
Maine's Mike Michaud votes in favor of the bill, while Chellie Pingree opposes it.
The 'monumental' change, apparently urged by the Joint Chiefs themselves, comes after women showed their abilities in the Iraq and Afghan wars.
The report finds that the highest radio frequency field at just over three feet from a meter is 3.9 percent of the FCC's limit.
Cynthia Dill lands a job with a Portland law firm, Troubh Heisler.
The wrongful death lawsuit, filed Wednesday, blames the NFL for its "acts or omissions" that hid the dangers of repetitive blows to the head.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said the chamber would immediately move to advance the legislation to the White House.
The chancellor tells state legislators it's a sign that Gov. LePage values education, even in difficult times.
Mayor Michael Brennan joins environmentalists to support a proposed prohibition of the use of oil from tar sands in city buildings, vehicles and equipment.
A Norwegian company wants to put four floating turbines off Boothbay Harbor, but a state agency must first agree to new financial terms.
A jury may be seated by Thursday morning in the prostitution case, followed by opening arguments.
Police on Wednesday released two additional photos of the man believed to have held up a Stone Street pharmacy. 
Both emotional and combative, Clinton rejected Republican suggestions in two congressional hearings that the administration tried to mislead the country.
Rep. Paulette Beaudoin's bill would restore a law that was repealed in the late 1970s.
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