The tiny wooden relic was returned nearly 1,400 years after the structure it came from it was sent to Rome as a gift to Pope Theodore I.
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Van Buren man shot to death by his own booby trap
Ronald Cyr, 65, had outfitted his home with a device designed to fire a handgun at anyone opening the front door, police say.
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Driver seriously injured when SUV rolls over on I-295 in Yarmouth
Three children in the vehicle had minor injuries, police say.
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Waterville glows as annual Parade of Lights leads to new tree ceremony at park
Temperatures were chilly in the mid 20s as light-strewn vehicles, floats, marchers and eventually, Santa, made their way across the heart of downtown Waterville.
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Thanksgiving power outages down to 3,500 Friday after storm moves through Maine
The storm was accompanied by strong wind gusts and left as much as a foot of snow in some areas on Thanksgiving Day.
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Michigan, Illinois set to usher in recreational pot sales
As they officially join nine others that broadly allow marijuana sales, companies rush to renovate, expand and hire.
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After wind scare, balloons fly in Macy’s parade
An anxious weather watch preceded the Thanksgiving Day parade.
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Hopes fade for any more survivors in Albania quake that left 46 dead
Search efforts among collapsed buildings in towns along the Adriatic coast are winding down.
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Fire continues to burn at Texas chemical plant
More than 50,000 people in East Texas remain under a mandatory evacuation order after two massive explosions.
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Handful of schools offer refugee kids a safe place to learn
They specialize in teaching newcomers who are trying to learn English as they deal with trauma.