Election Preparations Continue Despite Funding Bill Veto

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Maine’s top election official says that ballots are being printed despite the GOP governor’s veto of an election funding bill.

Maine man says Betty Crocker measuring spoons made him sick

A Maine man is suing Betty Crocker and its parent company, claiming the company’s red measuring spoons made him sick.

Convicted Murderer Still on the Run After Prison Escape

Police are still searching for a convicted murderer who escaped from prison in Maine.

Man Dies From Injuries Suffered in Lyman Car Crash

Police in Maine say a man lost control of his car and died in a crash in the town of Lyman.

Downeaster Line Readying for Expanded Service to Boston

Passenger rail service between Boston and Brunswick, Maine, is expected to expand by the end of this year with the completion of a critical rail project.

Police: Man Crashed Car, Jumped Into River to Escape Police

Police in Maine say they are searching for a driver who crashed his vehicle fleeing police and then clambered down into the Kennebec River.

Dam Removal to Make Way for Smelt, Trout Started in Maine

A Maine conservation group is beginning the process of removing a granite dam in Sullivan, Maine, as part of project to make a brook more accessible to fish.

Wardens Locate Woman Missing Near Baxter State Park

An East Millinocket woman who went missing near Baxter State Park has been found safe.

Maine Community College Reopens Dorm After Mold Issue

SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — A Maine community college has reopened a residence hall where mold was discovered.

Maine House Asks Court Whether Tribe Could Run Casino

Maine’s top court could weigh in on whether a tribe could run a casino on tribal land without state permission.