Sen. King introduces bill to study low-level blast injuries on military personnel

The Lewiston shooter who killed 18 people in October had been exposed to thousands of low-level blasts during years of grenade training.

Gun safety coalition launches campaign to get a red flag law on the Maine ballot

The effort comes after lawmakers failed to advance an extreme-risk protection order bill in the wake of the mass shooting in Lewiston last October.

Lawyers for Lewiston shooting victims, survivors seek investigation by Pentagon

They call on Maine's congressional delegation to push for a Department of Defense probe, arguing that the Army's investigation and a review by the Army's inspector general had a 'narrow scope' and offered 'conflicting conclusions.'

Maine Trust for Local News wins Freedom of Information award for coverage of Lewiston shooting

The award from the New England First Amendment Coalition recognizes the group of newspapers for "relentlessly" requesting public information from the government that helped it report on Maine's deadliest mass shooting.

In a historic legislative session, some big reforms for Maine still fell short

Some approved legislation still awaits action by the governor, and lawmakers will return for at least one more day to address vetoes.

Strength in Sound: A Lewiston Strong Community Concert features UMaine Orono Concert Band along with concert bands from Lewiston public schools

Opinion: Polarization, blame have no place in development of gun laws

If gun violence had a simple answer, we would have solved it already.

Army reservists tell commission more could have been done to help Lewiston gunman

Robert Card was a longtime reservist for a Saco-based unit. His colleagues became increasingly concerned about his behavior last year but took few steps to follow up on his mental health treatment.

State police say Lewiston mass shooter left note saying he was trained to hurt people

Maine State Police also testified that Card bought the rifle used in the shooting just days before he was in New York to train with his U.S. Army Reserve unit and ended up hospitalized at a psychiatric facility.

Police footage details unsuccessful check-in on Lewiston shooter

A pair of videos obtained by the Press Herald this week show that a Sagadahoc deputy and Robert Card's Army Reserve commander were concerned that confronting him could escalate a potentially dangerous and put police officers' lives at risk.