Peace groups expected to protest christening of warship at BIW

Members of more than a dozen peace activist groups are expected to protest the christening of the Zumwalt-class destroyer on Saturday.

Coast Guard still searching for Wisconsin man who fell into Kennebec River

The 35-year-old Wisconsin man fell into the river near the Kennebec Tavern in Bath Thursday night.

Master mentalist, magician Paul Draper to appear at Chocolate Church

"Mysteries of the Mind" will be staged April 18 in Bath.

Three more confirmed rabies cases in Bath

Four animals have tested positive for the virus and police suspect that two foxes that were found dead also had rabies but weren't tested.

Hallowell, Woolwich artists team up to send two murals to Virginia

Teaming for the first time, Chris Cart and Jack Gable are putting finishing touches on a seven-piece project for a restaurant complex in the Washington, D.C. metro.

Bath police say High Street resident accidentally fired rifle into a neighbor’s home

Skunk killed in Bath tests positive for rabies

To date, 11 animals have tested positive for rabies in 2019 statewide.

Local food pantries struggle to keep up with ‘staggering’ increase in visitors

Some of the increase at the Bath and Brunswick food pantries can be attributed to the government shutdown.

Maine Voices: College prep focus drove democratic ideal from our schools

U.S. schools must place more importance on that ideal – that each student has dignity and worth – than on college placement.

Union at BIW asks for help overseeing local leadership

The board of Local S6 asks its parent union, the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, to supervise operations in Bath over concerns about whether rules are being followed.