Police say a man who ran a red light shot the driver of the car he nearly struck.
September 2013
World powers set to test Iran on nuclear dispute
Today’s meeting at the U.N. will mark the highest-level, direct contact between the United States and Iran in six years.
Houlton man charged in double slaying held without bail
Matthew Davis was in court via video conference on Wednesday to face two murder counts and other charges.
Maine warns consumers about health care scams
Insurance Superintendent Eric Cioppa says to be wary of people who claim to be insurance agents and ask for personal or financial information.
Fall colors approaching peak in parts of Maine
Forest rangers are reporting color change of 50 to 75 percent in northern and western areas of the state.
Portland participates in national panhandling debate
A lawsuit against Portland’s new ban on panhandling on traffic medians has put the city on the front line of a legal debate about constitutional free-speech rights that is spreading around the country as a growing number of communities restrict when and where people can ask for money.
Retirement policy experts paint grim picture for Collins, committee
WASHINGTON — Economic and retirement policy experts presented a gloomy picture for baby boomers Wednesday, warning that rising debt loads and health care costs plus recession-wracked savings accounts will cause many older Americans to see their quality of life decline in their “golden” years.
Tone, focus of Hallowell article disturbing
I was dismayed by the tone and focus of the paper’s negative piece about Team Hall-Dale and all the controversy surrounding its fundraising.
Good news for travelers of Mount Vernon Avenue
For those of us who thought we would put a man on Mars before Mount Vernon Avenue got fixed, there is great news. Our days of potholes, cursing and front-end alignments are almost behind us.
Sen. Cruz’s marathon talk scores with tea party
But Sen. Ted Cruz’s 21-hour oration against Obamacare is questioned by the Republican leadership.