Kevin Carroll, the Florida man who created the dolphin tail prosthesis portrayed in film, met with local amputees, like Roland McLaggan, who are learning to live with prostheses.
August 2013
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Bands, beer, balloon, bounce houses, breakfast and bass fishing: it all says AugustaFest
Saturday’s event-filled celebration of the Capital City will span both sides of the Kennebec River and have a little something for everyone.
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Augusta man killed in Route 3 head-on crash in Liberty
Gary diffin died at the scene after his car was hit by a van Tuesday morning.
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Riverview patient with history of assaulting staffers found competent to stand trial
Anthony Reed faces three misdemeanor assault charges stemming from an April, 2012, incident at the psychiatric hospital in Augusta.
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Former Lawrence High student’s story illustrates Maine Academy of Natural Sciences success
School on the Good Will-Hinckley campus in Fairfield will graduate 10 students today, two years after it opened and one after became the state’s first charter school.
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Excerpts from Ohio kidnapper’s sentencing
“People are trying to paint me as a monster, and I’m not a monster,” Ariel Castro says.
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Man charged in stabbing death of woman found in Boston park
Edwin Alemany, 28, also faces charges of attacking two other women last week in South Boston and is undergoing a psychiatric evaluation.
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Police: No sign of crime in death of Cumberland County inmate
Karyn Victoria Kundishora-Nowlin, 30, died at a Portland hospital after staff at the jail’s medical unit found she had low blood pressure Wednesday.
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Maine man charged with murdering accountant
Richard Bellitieri may have been missing for a year before his skeletal remains were found near his home, police say.
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Pittsfield Municipal Airport renovation project gets lift from federal grant
The Pittsfield Municipal Airport has received a $526,302 federal grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation that will cover 90 percent of the cost of renovations that will start later this year.