Ahmed Abu Khattala says he was not in hiding, nor had he been questioned by Libyan authorities over the Sept. 11, 2012, attack in Benghazi.
August 2013
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Fire destroys trailer truck, snarls traffic on Maine Turnpike
Traffic backed up for three miles as firefighters battled the blaze in Gardiner.
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Tractor-trailer fire near Augusta leaves I-95 traffic backed up
A fire has caused traffic to back up on the Maine Turnpike near Augusta and authorities are suggesting drivers find alternate routes
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Group files FTC complaint over mobile apps for toddlers
The Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood is urging federal investigators to examine the marketing of Fisher-Price’s ‘Laugh & Learn’ apps and Open Solutions’ games such as ‘Baby Hear and Read.’
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Kittery gets $54 million to scrap burned nuclear sub
The Navy says it had to reverse course on repairing the arson-damaged sub because the cost escalated to $700 million.
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Woman allegedly hits Gardiner guard rail on I-295, then crashes in Bowdoinham
After reportedly being involved in a crash into a guard rail in Gardiner, a Cumberland County woman rolled her car farther south on I-295.
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LePage appoints new chief legal counsel
Carlisle McLean, a longtime LePage aide, replaces Michael Cianchette, who is leaving for a deployment in Afghanistan.
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Yemen says it foiled al-Qaida plot to take over cities
A government spokesman says the terror network also planned to send members disguised in military uniform to attack two strategic oil ports.
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Two candidates get into races for Maine’s congressional seats
A Republican is the first to declare he’ll run in the 1st District, and a Democrat joins the field in the 2nd.
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Guilty plea nets Winslow man 15 years in Waterville shooting
Matthew Partridge entered a guilty plea this morning to manslaughter in the shooting death of South China resident Justin V. Smith and was sentenced to 25 years in prison, all but 15 suspended.