Dr. Kermit Gosnell, 72, is acquitted in the death of fourth infant allegedly born alive in a rundown West Philadelphia neighborhood.
May 2013
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Boys deny starting fires that destroyed apartments in Lewiston
Brian Covy, 12, is charged with three counts of arson and Abdi Ibrahim, also 12, is charged with four counts.
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North Augusta National Guard HQ plan faces Planning Board Tuesday
The Maine National Guard’s plan to construct a new $30 million, nearly 100,000 square-foot headquarters building on Maine Veterans’ Memorial Cemetery property in north Augusta goes to the Planning Board for discussion Tuesday.
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Motive for Lewiston fire emerges
The two suspects told police they lit the third destructive blaze because they were ‘sick and tired’ of vacant buildings.
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Maine legislators turn down a ban on tar sands
Committee members instead endorse a bill that would require more study of issues related to the fuel.
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Sarah Long bridge reopens to Maine-N.H. traffic
The bridge, one of those connecting Maine and New Hampshire, had been out of commission for more than five weeks after it was struck by a tanker.
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LePage: Union lawyer lied about shutdown
But the leader of the state employees union stands by the claim that plans are being made for one.
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Four face arraignment in Lewiston fires
All the suspects charged with arson, including two 12-year-old boys, are expected in Lewiston District Court at 1 p.m.
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$150,000 raised for NH-Maine bridge lighting
Discussions have included installing LED lights to illuminate the new Memorial Bridge’s towers, piers and a memorial plaque when it opens in July.
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EPA begins review of 16 toxic sites in New England
16 of New England’s most polluted sites, including a former tannery in Saco, will be evaluated.