The Mississippi man struck a plea agreement in a case involving letters sent to the president, a senator and a judge.
May 2014
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Former NY Times editor Jill Abramson: Leading newsroom was honor
The Times unexpectedly announced last week that Abramson was being replaced by managing editor Dean Baquet.
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L.L. Bean CEO to step down in 2016
Chris McCormick, who has led the retailer for more than a decade, says he’s giving early notice so there can be a smooth transition.
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Fire destroys SUV in Winslow
Motorist said Buick Rendezvous started smoking as she drove home on Clinton Avenue.
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Winthrop woman indicted in deadly Monmouth crash
Alyssa Marcellino was charged with driving with a suspended license when she caused a crash that killed a Mount Vernon woman and badly injured her sister.
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Pregnant worker stabbed by patient at Maine psychiatric hospital files lawsuit
Jamie Hill-Spotswood told a supervisor that she felt unsafe less than a week before she was stabbed repeatedly in the face and hand, her lawsuit says.
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Threats aim to derail Ukraine’s presidential vote
Ukraine is holding a presidential election Sunday but it has become downright dangerous for many in the east to be associated with the vote.
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UMaine System trustees OK round one of cutbacks
The budget sheds programs and 157 jobs, and officials say more deep cuts likely will be needed next year.
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U.S. officials charge China with economic cyber-spying
The hackers are accused of stealing trade secrets and engaging in espionage against big-name makers of nuclear and solar technology.