Alex Brumfield, who had been living in Windsor and Augusta, was one of a number of people indicted Friday by a Kennebec County grand jury.
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Housing in Augusta key to safe senior living
Safe, accessible, affordable and warm housing can be found all over the city — on both sides of the Kennebec River, writes Sara Grant.
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Virginia developer selected for Augusta project to turn old DOT site into state-leased offices
City officials hope the prominent site will include more than state office space.
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Thousands converge on Augusta for Women’s March on Maine rally
The participants’ concerns varied, but many said their worry stemmed from the Friday inauguration of Donald Trump as president.
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Hope surges on Augusta bus to Women’s March in Washington
A bus carrying 55 people left Augusta on Friday night to join hundreds of thousands more in the nation’s capital to advocate for women’s rights and other issues after the inauguration of President Donald Trump.
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Leroy Smith III, accused of killing father in Gardiner apartment, wants his day in court
Smith was in court Friday for a hearing on whether he is mentally competent to stand trial in the May 2014 death of Leroy Smith Jr.
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Kennebec Journal Jan. 20 police log
Augusta area police reports for Jan. 20, 2017.
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Augusta accepts gift of 164-acre Howard Hill property
The pristine wooded property is to be preserved forever.
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Augusta man arrested for allegedly selling heroin
Jimmy E. Hosier, 44, was arrested on Washington Street and released on bail.
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Medical marijuana CEO tells Augusta crowd she is bullish about new recreational pot law
Patricia Rosi told members of the Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday she sees enough room in the state for medical and recreational marijuana uses.