Officials Extend Investigation Into Power Outages

An investigation into a series of power outages in Maine has been extended into the summer.

Man Charged in Swanville Shooting Death

A Maine man is charged in a shooting death that happened in Swanville on Friday morning.

Drunk Driver Charged in Chain-Reaction Crash

A 3-vehicle crash in York on Wednesday was caused by a drunk driver, according to police.

Democrat Wins Seat Left Vacant by Lawmaker

A Democrat will serve in a seat left vacant by a former lawmaker who’s now the state’s attorney general.

Lawmakers Discuss Bill to Create Substance Abuse Cabinet

Maine lawmakers are discussing a bill that aims to help the state communicate better on fighting the ongoing opioid epidemic.

Committee Approves Higher Minimum Teacher Pay in Maine

A Maine legislative committee has approved a proposal to provide a minimum salary to the state’s teachers with a party-line vote.

Case Resolved for Brothers Who Caused Border Disruption

The Canadian government has resolved a case against two brothers who caused a border disruption while attempting to cross into the U.S. with 21 jugs of gasoline.

Governor Signs $7.5 Million Spending Plan

Maine Gov. Janet Mills has signed her $7.5 million spending package to pay the state’s bills and repeal limits for Medicaid-funded addiction treatment.

Senator Renews Push to Get Word “Milk” off Plant Milk Labels

Maine’s independent U.S. senator is co-sponsoring a bill to require non-dairy products to stop using terms like “milk,” “yogurt” and “cheese” on their labels.

Firm Settles Lawsuit With Employee Claiming She Was Drugged

A Maine marketing firm has settled a lawsuit with a former employee who claimed she was drugged at a company party and fired after requesting accommodations to recover.