Tuesday, May 21, 2013
A top midcoast drug agent said Monday that a local Episcopal priest arrested for drug trafficking earlier this month mailed drugs to an inmate he was friendly with and more charges will be filed in the case.
AUGUSTA -- Democrat Brian L. Jones, a Freedom selectman, remained the winner in the House District 45 race following a recount Monday supervised by the Department of the Secretary of State.
WINSLOW -- A Waterville man has been arrested on six felony charges related to a string of construction site trailer burglaries in central Maine.
WATERVILLE -- The district attorney announced Monday he wouldn't file a criminal assault charge against former high school football coach Wes Littlefield.
After 18 surgeries at Walter Reed National Military Hospital, Army Sgt. Helaina Lake finally arrives in Livermore Falls on Tuesday.
AUGUSTA -- A city man will spend the next 15 years in prison after admitting to robbing two pharmacies the same day at opposite ends of Kennebec County and another in Somerset County three days later.
Mediation between Hostess Brands Inc. and the bakers' union Tuesday could complicate the former bakery employees' efforts to apply for state unemployment benefits, according to the Maine Department of Labor.
The 44-year-old driver of a car that veered into oncoming traffic leading to a crash that sent 10 people to the hospital was driving on a learner's permit that he had had for more than a year, according to state records.
Hours after learning his appeal of child porn charges failed and he was likely headed back to prison, Maine's former top drug prosecutor cut off his electronic monitoring bracelet and fled.
AUGUSTA — A man who robbed two pharmacies the same day at opposite ends of Kennebec County and another three days later will spend the next 15 years behind bars.
James Cameron, convicted on child porn charges, cut off his electronic monitor and disappeared Wednesday, and is being hunted by the U.S. Marshals Service.
Brian L. Jones, a Freedom selectman, remains the winner following a recount today supervised by the Secretary of State’s Office.
After 13 years, Dawn Stiles will leave Maine to take a job in Florida, where she has a home.
The White House has made clear that Obama is only in Cambodia to attend an East Asia Summit and said the visit should not be seen as an endorsement of Prime Minister Hun Sen.
Prosecutors call the 83-year-old Boston gangster's claim of immunity "frivolous" and "absurd."
The Marines are the first in the military taking the steps toward putting the F-35B in operation. The planes will replace Cold War-era aircraft such as the F/A-18 Hornet and AV-8B Harrier.
After returning to North Carolina, Paula Broadwell tells friends she's deeply sorry for the affair that brought down Gen. David Petraeus.
But some say a proposed ordinance goes too far in undermining the tradition that keeps the city weird.
But most cyberstalking cases don't involve the CIA director or military leader in Afghanistan.
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