The Treasury Department says it has complied with a court order to make former President Donald Trump’s tax returns available to a congressional committee.
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Mother and son killed in tornado outbreak in Deep South
The storm system fueled by record-high temperatures spawned dozens of tornadoes on Tuesday and early Wednesday.
Maine lobster on menu for White House dinner with France’s Macron
The White House says Thursday’s state dinner for the president of France is meant to highlight the ties that bind the United States and its oldest ally.
More than half of all flu cases reported this season are from last week
There have been more than 1,650 influenza cases reported to the Maine CDC since early October, with nearly 860 reported last week.
Mackenzie Holmes embraces leadership role with 5th-ranked Indiana
The Gorham High grad, now a senior at Indiana University, has flourished as one of the veterans on a team off to a 7-0 start.
Former trooper, state police leader give conflicting testimony about retaliation claims
Retired trooper George Loder took the stand in his lawsuit against the Maine State Police Wednesday. State attorneys argued that Loder hasn’t proven his case.
Mt. Blue campus locked down after incident outside high school
School staff and Farmington police addressed the situation Wednesday. No weapon was involved, Superintendent Christian Elkington wrote in an email.
Searsport man indicted on 2 counts of attempted murder in Winslow shooting
Steven Pratt, 39, was indicted by a grand jury in Kennebec County for allegedly firing a loaded gun inside a vehicle in Winslow on Oct. 21 with the intent to cause the deaths of two women.
Judge denies request to reduce $100,000 bail for former sheriff’s deputy charged with assault
Daniel Ross, 29, of West Gardiner was indicted in October on 15 charges alleging he abused and sexually assaulted his wife.
‘Limited number’ of University of Maine at Augusta grades were changed following website glitch
Officials at the state university system are continuing to investigate the error that allowed nearly 250 students to have administrative access to the university’s grading system. No other campuses were impacted.