Police say 44-year-old Raymond Morton drowned when he tried to swim across Shadow Lake in Salem.
June 2012
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US House to vote on bill to study York River
The study would determine if the river is eligible for designation as a Wild and Scenic Partnership River by the National Park Service.
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Nearly 6 inches of rain shuts many southern Maine roads
More than 6 inches was recorded in Durham and just under 6 inches fell in numerous other towns and cities in southern and central Maine.
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Phoenix police say mom forgot baby on car roof
Police were called when witnesses found the child strapped in a safety seat in the middle of an intersection.
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‘Smart bomb’ drug attacks breast cancer
In a key test involving nearly 1,000 women with very advanced disease, the experimental treatment extended by several months the time women lived without their cancer getting worse.
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Pedestrian killed in Bangor hit-and-run
Police say witnesses reported that a light-colored sedan hit the man while driving on Main Street and sped off without stopping.
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Bond revoked, Zimmerman returns to Fla. jail
The man charged with killing Trayvon Martin surrendered to police and was listed as an inmate on a jail website about 40 minutes before the 2:30 p.m. deadline.
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NBA PLAYOFFS: Durant lifts Thunder to Game 4 win
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — When Lil Wayne turned down Kevin Durant’s invitation to watch the Oklahoma CityThunder in Game 4 of the Western Conference finals, he missed quite a show by the three-time scoring champion.
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HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS ROUNDUP: Bulldogs reach West C final
FARMINGDALE — Wendy Goldman and Clio Barr won at No. 1 and 2 singles, respectively and Hall-Dale won both doubles matches on its way to a 4-1 win over Lisbin in the Western C semifinals Saturday.
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STANLEY CUP FINALS: Kings score in OT, take 2-0 series lead
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — The Los Angeles Kings are headed back to Hollywood, and the Stanley Cup is so close they don’t even want to think about it.