Lindsay Ball will compete, even though she has a leg injury, in the Paralympics as the highest-ranked U.S. competitor in the giant slalom.

The state wants towns to pre-wet roads with brine to reduce sand and salt and stop lake pollution, but many communities are reluctant.

Few people have heard of the disease, which infects white blood cells and can sometimes be fatal, but cases in Maine have increased tenfold over the past decade.

An explosion in Afghanistan left Mills without limbs, but he and Maine first lady Ann LePage push for a $3.5 million campaign to open a veterans camp.

Wendi Willette was charged in October with stealing from the Winslow Wrestling Booster Club, and Friday’s indictment also includes charges of stealing from a China recreation department field hockey team.

The Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry is investigating claims from a neighbor that T.R. Dillon’s Logging, a Madison company, is violating state and federal forestry rules in Athens.

The Planning Board found Global Tower Partners did not meet the town’s communication tower ordinance during a lengthy meeting Monday night.

Skowhegan police chased a Farmington Falls man into Fairfield, where a set of road spokes damaged the tires of two cars, including a police cruiser.

Russian and foreign media have provided dueling perspectives of Sochi, but digital and social media will ultimately paint a picture that is balanced and real, media expert says.