Wednesday’s police summaries

Maine is among 24 states seeking $2.4 billion in federal aid that became available when Florida canceled a high-speed rail project.

Investigators say they found almost 600 drug tablets in the men’s car and at their home in Veazie.

A U.S. official confirms that the U.S. thinks the rambling three-page letter is authentic.

NATO and U.S. officials say Gadhafi forces are disguising themselves in civilian clothes and hiding among the population.

A bill sponsored by Rep. Ben Chipman, D-Portland, seeks repeal of parts of Maine law that comply with the federal Real ID Act.

About eight in 10 Mainers also say they overwhelmingly support wind power as a source of electricity.

READFIELD – A special selectmen’s meeting to discuss the public works department and proposed public works building is planned tonight at 6:30. The issue is the only matter on the selectmen’s agenda tonight, and, according to town officials, is the last meeting scheduled on the topics. Mark Russell, a former selectman in Litchfield, will moderate […]

City councilors stipulate the clinic can have no more than 500 patients.