Clinton native moving up coaching ladder with Florida State men’s basketball.
March 2018
#MeToo movement gains momentum
And it has the potential to guide the conversation surrounding the midterm elections.
Court backs ACLU on immigrant abortion
While a lawsuit proceeds, the Trump administration may not obstruct access to the procedure by minors who are in U.S. custody.
Asian-American, Brazilian apostles picked to join Mormon leaders
The selections are likely to trigger applause from a contingent of Mormons who were eager to see the faith’s global footprint represented in leadership.
Olympic skier inspires girls at L.L. Bean event
Kikkan Randall and scores of young athletes work out in the aisles of the Freeport outdoor retailer.
Bruins power past Panthers, 5-1
Jake DeBrusk scores two goals and David Krejci posts three assists as conference-leading Boston rolls past Florida
Maine Wood Concepts gets Easter event rolling
The Maine company made 110,000 wooden eggs for the annual White House Easter egg roll Monday.
Police say two Norridgewock deaths appear to be murder-suicide
Officers found the bodies of William Hale, 62, and his wife, Marie Lancaster-Hale, 58, and that of the family dog, in the family’s laundry room.
Small Maine fire departments sound alarm over overtime cutbacks for state investigators
Local officials are concerned that they’ll have to assume more responsibility because of cuts to overtime spending for Office of State Fire Marshal investigators.
Still grappling with labor department, legislators OK amendment language for unemployment bill
The joint committee on Labor, Commerce, Research and Economic Development approved an amendment while expressing concern over the ReEmployME unemployment insurance system.