A Maine State Police detective has been in Boston to assist the investigators looking for the bombing suspects
April 2013
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Suspect brothers a study in contrasts
The older had become a more devout Muslim; the younger is recalled as friendly and down-to-earth.
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Mainers react to manhunt in Boston
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Boston travel: Trains, buses halted, planes flying
By Friday evening, authorities had lifted the stay-indoors warning for people in the Boston area, and the transit system started running again.
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Police find 14 bodies at Texas fireball site
At least three who died in the fertilizer facility blast were firefighters, their family members say.
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Senators want ship to be named after Maine’s Portland, too
Currently, the USS Portland, an amphibious transport dock ship, is named after the city of Portland, Ore.
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St. Albans man dead in one-car accident
Austin E. Field, 18, of St. Albans died Friday after the car he was driving struck a tree on Mountain View Road.
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Boston suspects’ father: ‘They were set up’
The father of the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing describes his youngest son as smart, talented and accomplished.
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Timeline: the hunt for Boston’s bombing suspects
A chronology of events leading up to Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s arrest on Friday evening.
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Watertown residents describe ‘war zone’
WATERTOWN, Mass. — Watertown residents say it was like being in a “war zone” when they were woken in the middle of the night during a shootout between police and the Boston Marathon bombing suspects. Retired couple Albert and Anna Lanzo heard gunfire and a large boom that shook their house and lit up the […]