Police asking for information about Belfast woman missing since September

Police in Belfast say a local woman has been missing since early September.

Lawsuits filed following deadly 2019 Farmington propane blast settled

A suit filed on behalf of firefighters who responded to a deadly propane blast in Farmington two years ago has been dismissed as part of an agreement between the parties.

Maine health officials report 883 cases, seven deaths in Tuesday’s coronavirus update

Another 883 cases of coronavirus and seven deaths were reported across Maine over the previous 3-day period.

Portland police identify suspect accused of smashing windows at two businesses

Portland police have made an arrest as they investigate reports of vandalism at two businesses on Congress Street.

Maine’s small businesses slated to receive assistance as part of relief spending plan

Governor Janet Mills on Monday unveiled the first $139 million in COVID-19 relief spending under a nearly $1 billion spending plan approved by her party.

South Portland police dispatched to juvenile detention center due to “ongoing unrest”

Police responded to “ongoing unrest” at Long Creek Youth Development Center in South Portland on Sunday night.

$300 “Hazard” payments are headed to many Mainers next month

What will you do with the money? If you worked in 2020, you could be getting $300 form the state.

Drivers on I-295 faced delays on Saturday after accident

An accident slowed traffic headed north of Portland on I-295 Saturday afternoon

Portland police charge New York man who was shot by officer

A New York City man who was shot by a Portland police officer is facing charges, but the department is keeping details about the shooting under wraps for now.

Ground broken on Maine’s new tallest building

Construction on what will become Maine’s tallest building has begun.