The storms broke the heat in the Northeast and Midwest.
New England
Federal appeals court hears arguments in South Portland pipeline case
Approved 5 years ago, the Clear Skies ordinance blocked the company from reversing the flow of its oil pipeline running from Portland Harbor to Montreal.
Harrison man charged with attacking his mother held on $75,000 bail
Mohamed Noh, 24, is accused of stabbing his mother and hitting her with a firewood maul.
Massachusetts lawmakers suspend questioning of agency over crash that killed 7
Massachusetts lawmakers are examining the troubles at the state motor vehicle department exposed by a New Hampshire crash that killed seven motorcyclists
Watch: Great white shark leaps out of the water to snatch fish off line
A family fishing in Cape Cod Bay gets ‘a pretty good scare.’
Plan would make coastal mansions eligible for disaster aid
Watchdog groups say the proposal would stress already strained relief programs.
Judge dismisses lawsuit against Shaw’s by family of woman murdered at Saco store
A federal judge rules that the supermarket could not have foreseen the random attack at the Shaw’s store in Saco in August 2015.
N.H. court upholds rejection of Northern Pass hydropower transmission line
CMP’s proposed transmission line is a replacement for this project that New Hampshire rejected, saying it would hurt tourism and property values.
Prosecutors drop groping case against actor Kevin Spacey
His accuser invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination when asked about cellphone messages.
1938 New Hampshire ski jump added to National Register of Historic Places
The Nansen Ski Jump was part of a planned bid to host the 1944 Winter Olympics.