Apple has accused Samsung of illegally copying the design of its iPad, and it appears Apple may win the case.
June 2012
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Syria: TV station attacked, 7 staffers killed
Gunmen raided the headquarters of a pro-government Syrian TV station early Wednesday, killing seven employees, kidnapping others and demolishing buildings, officials said.
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Damage from weekend Maine storm may top $4M
The head of the Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway says it will cost $500,000 to fix tracks wiped out by the flooding.
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Casey Anthony’s attorney doubted her mental health
The Florida mother who was acquitted last year of murdering her 2-year-old daughter had mental health issues that contributed to her habitual lying, according to her lead attorney.
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Birth mom: I raised questions about Jerry Sandusky
Nearly two decades before Matt Sandusky’s blockbuster allegation that he was sexually abused by his adoptive father, his biological mother raised questions about their relationship.
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Maine flag lowered to remember former soldier
Ben Worster, 29, attended Gorham High School, and later was awarded numerous honors and medals during his Army tour in Iraq.
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Teen kicks off 50-state climbing tour in Maine
The youngest person to ever climb Mount Everest climbed Maine’s highest peak Tuesday to kick off his latest expedition. Next up: New Hampshire and Vermont.
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Energy partnership announced despite appeals being made
Less than two weeks ago, a Canadian energy company and a major wind power developer with turbines in Maine announced they had closed a deal worth hundreds of millions of dollars to expand wind power projects across the Northeast. But the announcement left out one important fact that could jeopardize the deal: Legal appeals had […]
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Toll hikes may trigger review
A proposal to increase Maine Turnpike tolls by 26 percent may trigger a review by the Legislature’s watchdog agency.
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Legal action may center on arsenal
AUGUSTA — The state may initiate legal action against a developer who bought the Kennebec Arsenal in 2007 but has yet to do anything with the property, the director of special projects at the Bureau of General Services said Tuesday.