No one was home when fire broke out in North Belfast Avenue garage Saturday and fire officials have determined its origin was suspicious.
2013
Senate leader announces bipartisan budget deal
Agreement averts a threatened Treasury default and will reopen the government after a partial, 16-day shutdown.
Lewiston arson case confession tossed out
A judge says police took too long to inform the suspect of his rights in the case of a major downtown fire.
SAT scores at Maine high schools show ‘good news, bad news’
Math and reading scores rise, but scores in writing and science drop, and not even half of the students are at grade level.
Short-term debt deal won’t mask big barriers ahead
House-Senate talks are barely touching the underlying causes of debt-and-spending stalemates that pushed the country close to economic crises.
Senate vote set tonight to avoid default, reopen government
The measure provides only a temporary truce, and the next clash between Obama and Republicans over spending and borrowing will likely be early next winter.
Racial discrimination suit against Maine egg farms settled
Homero Ramirez accused his former employer, Austin ‘Jack’ DeCoster, of treating Mexican-American workers as ‘virtual slaves.’
Typhoon and mudslides kill 17 in Japan
Nearly 50 are missing after deadly mudslides buried people and destroyed homes on a Japanese island.
Dishwasher fire in Augusta causes $10,000 in damage
No one was hurt in the fire on Macomber Avenue, but Augusta Fire Chief Roger Audette reminds residents of the importance of working smoke detectors.
Police: Man found with heroin outside Oxford Casino
Michael Lafollette was found semi-concious in the parking lot.